E-E-A-T Implementation Scorecard
Audit your content pages for AI citation readiness using the E-E-A-T framework with Trustworthiness as the foundational requirement.
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This tool is provided for educational purposes only as part of the Three Streams GEO Methodology. The creators assume no responsibility for business decisions or outcomes resulting from use of this tool. E-E-A-T signals shown are tailored to each content type based on documented patterns.
Why This Scorecard Evaluates Trust First
"Trustworthiness is the most important member of the E-E-A-T family because untrustworthy pages have low E-E-A-T no matter how Experienced, Expert, or Authoritative they may seem."
β Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines (January 2025)
This is why we built the scorecard with Trust as the foundation. A board-certified expert with a Wikipedia page loses all credibility if they make unsubstantiated claims, hide financial relationships, or refuse to cite sources. Without Trust, Experience, Expertise, and Authority cannot stand. Your Trust Foundation status determines the maximum score you can achieve.
Page Information
Article / Blog Post: Emphasizes author expertise, source citations, and editorial quality. Ideal for thought leadership and educational content.
E-E-A-T Score
0
/100
Poor
Trust Foundation
Critical
Max score: 50
Trust β
0/25
Experience
0/25
Expertise
0/25
Authority
0/25
1
Establish Trust Foundation
Without trustworthiness, other E-E-A-T signals cannot stand. Evaluate these signals first.
2
Build on the Foundation
With Trust established, Experience, Expertise, and Authority amplify your credibility.
0
Poor
Major E-E-A-T deficiencies; comprehensive overhaul needed
Trust Foundation Status:
Critical
Your Trust score is below 40%, which caps your maximum achievable E-E-A-T score at 50. According to Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines, "untrustworthy pages have low E-E-A-T no matter how Experienced, Expert, or Authoritative they may seem." Address Trust signals first before investing in other pillars.
Trust β
0/25
Experience
0/25
Expertise
0/25
Authority
0/25
π― Priority Improvements (Trust First)