E-E-A-T isn't One Score. It's Three, and Most Companies Only Ever Fix One of Them
I used to treat E-E-A-T as one fuzzy score. It's actually three separate levels, and confusing them wastes a lot of budget.
Field notes on entity SEO, natural language processing, AI visibility, E-E-A-T, semantic systems, and the decisions behind sustainable search growth.
I used to treat E-E-A-T as one fuzzy score. It's actually three separate levels, and confusing them wastes a lot of budget.
"Don't stuff keywords" gets said without explanation constantly. Here's the actual math reason, explained without a computer science degree.
Most About Us pages say nothing a machine can use. Here's the simple rewrite I've started doing constantly, and why it works.
A weaker page can out-cite a stronger one in AI search. I didn't believe it either until I saw it happen. Here's what actually matters.
Fan-out didn't come out of nowhere. Understanding what came before it changed how I think about content strategy. Here's the full story.
After a decade rewriting content for companies, sentence structure is the mistake I catch the most. Here's the plain-language version of why.
No noise. Just practical observations about search systems, AI visibility, and content that earns attention.
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