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Content Quality & Page Structure

SiteScore reviews how your content is organized and presented — heading structure, paragraph length, duplicate heading text, and readability proxies — to help you create clearer, better-structured pages.

What this feature checks

6 checks in this category. Every check links to the source markup it inspects.

Heading structure

Outline of headings and skipped-level detection.

Duplicate headings

Repeated heading text within the page.

Paragraph length

Flags unusually long paragraphs.

Readability proxy

Average sentence length and word complexity estimate.

Content ratio

Approximate ratio of visible text to markup.

Title-to-content alignment

Overlap between title keywords and body headings.

How the analysis works

How SiteScore inspects content quality & page structure

A straightforward look at what happens when you run this analysis.

  1. 1

    SiteScore extracts the visible text and heading outline from the page.

  2. 2

    Heuristics estimate readability and structure quality.

  3. 3

    Findings are shown with the relevant content excerpt for context.

SiteScore v3.0 Side Panel InspectionLive In-Browser Audit
SiteScore Side Panel: Reading ease, content word counts, and search intent classification.
SiteScore Side Panel: Reading ease, content word counts, and search intent classification.
Example findings

What a finding looks like

Each finding includes severity, observed evidence, and a suggested fix. The data below is labeled sample data.

Skipped heading level

H2 followed directly by an H4, skipping H3.

Warning
Suggested remediation

Maintain a logical heading hierarchy without skipping levels.

Honest limits

Evidence and limitations

  • Readability heuristics are simple proxies, not a substitute for editorial judgment.
  • Content quality is subjective; SiteScore provides structural signals, not a content grade.
Practical guidance

How to act on findings

Treat each finding as a starting point. Use the evidence panel to locate the relevant markup, apply the suggested fix, then re-run the analysis to confirm the issue is resolved.

Severity is a guide, not a rule. A warning that affects your primary content may matter more than a critical issue on a low-traffic page.

Combine SiteScore with official tools — Search Console, the Rich Results Test, and PageSpeed Insights — for a complete picture.

FAQ

Content Quality & Page Structure questions

Run content quality & page structure on your page

Install the SiteScore Chrome extension and analyze the page you have open right now.