GEO + SEO Score — Dual Content Grader
Paste your content and get instant 0–100 scores for both GEO (AI citability) and SEO (search engine optimization). Analyze all 12 dimensions across both scoring systems simultaneously.
Paste your content above and click Analyze Content to get both your GEO and SEO scores.
✍️ GEO & SEO Content Scoring FAQ
Learn how modern copy-scoring algorithms grade your writing for AI and traditional search engines.
1. What is the difference between GEO and traditional SEO scoring?
Traditional SEO checks for strict keyword repetition, meta title placement, and length. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) scoring measures how well your text satisfies **AI retrieval criteria**—specifically checking for clear citation anchors, lexical diversity, and readability patterns that bots can extract.
2. Why does word diversity affect AI rankings?
Lexical diversity measures the ratio of unique terms to total words. AI search models (like Perplexity and Gemini) are trained to distinguish high-information content from repetitive, keyword-stuffed SEO blogs. Higher word diversity indicates comprehensive research, increasing citation odds.
3. How do citations and reference patterns impact my score?
AI models are designed to reduce "hallucinations." They look for external validation indicators: URLs, bracketed sources (e.g. [1]), or names of authors/research papers. Content that cites its sources is deemed 2.5x more trustworthy by LLM retrieval algorithms.
4. What is the optimal sentence length for readability?
Aim for an average sentence length of **15 to 20 words**. Very long sentences confuse parser models and increase readability index scores, while repetitive very short sentences lack the detail models need to synthesize structured summaries.