FREE SEO tool that performs an EEAT analysis

[MisterF]

A guy called Paul Andre de Vera created a great FREE SEO tool that performs an EEAT analysis of your website based on the 186-page Search Guidelines for Raters document. and offers on-point suggestions to improve on.
I have not tried it as yet, only learned about it 3 minutes ago.


Tool is here

If you want to read Googles guidelines, they are here to read.

Enjoy.

 

[roydan]

Imagine being so stupid to actually pay a lawyer to make you a privacy policy just to find months later by a random tool online that you forgot to link to it from the footer.

 

[Dopious]

Seems to do English pages good but lacks understanding in Swedish pages, weird.

 

[Starblazer]

This is great. I wonder how none of those premium tools like Ahrefs or Semrush offer it already. They might recreate it or acquire it.

 

[roydan]

This is great. I wonder how none of those premium tools like Ahrefs or Semrush offer it already. They might recreate it or acquire it.

Shouldn't be that hard to train an AI model to look for these stuff, isn't it? Like, the PDF is out..

 

[Anthonys Shoes]

Seems to do English pages good but lacks understanding in Swedish pages, weird.

Is it like this for other languages I wonder?

 

[Champagne]

Imagine being so stupid to actually pay a lawyer to make you a privacy policy just to find months later by a random tool online that you forgot to link to it from the footer.

I always wonder the same thing. There are so many Privacy Policy generators out there, and some of them don't even require you to use an email address. I really don't understand why people don't just search first before paying hundreds of dollars for this.

 

[roydan]

I always wonder the same thing. There are so many Privacy Policy generators out there, and some of them don't even require you to use an email address. I really don't understand why people don't just search first before paying hundreds of dollars for this.

That's because there was an update to my local law and I wanted to not worry about shitty lawyers looking for businesses to sue.

If I can pay money in exchange to peace of mind I'll do it 10 out of 10 times.

 

[Champagne]

That's because there was an update to my local law and I wanted to not worry about shitty lawyers looking for businesses to sue.

If I can pay money in exchange to peace of mind I'll do it 10 out of 10 times.

Okay, that’s understandable. I hate these types of lawyers who go around vetting websites for their privacy policies and other issues, then try to sue them if something isn’t within the law. Seriously, I’ve had to deal with such lawyers as well, and they are annoying as hell, so I totally understand you there.