Scoring model v2.1 · 30 published rules

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How to choose a desk for a small room

Thin for this mode 78 of 300 words · Completeness

Most renters need a desk that fits the room they already have. Before you buy anything you should measure the wall, check where the outlets are, think about the chair, and decide how much storage you need because every inch counts in a small room.

Long sentence 33 words · Clarity

This is the best desk for most people. A 24 inch deep desk leaves room for a laptop, a lamp, and a notebook.

Next step: compare two desk widths against your measured wall.

30published scoring rules
6content modes
4verified Labs studies
v2.1current scoring model
0ranking guarantees

01 / Tool

Analyze your draft.

Choose the content mode, add your draft, and review the findings behind the score.

Mode changes scoring weights, minimums, and required cues.

Display feedback changes above 60 characters. Score deductions begin above 65.

Writing context Optional

The brief declares reader intent for this draft. It is not a prediction of search-engine intent.

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    Examples stay in the browser and are only meant to demonstrate how the score reacts to common draft types.

    Results update as you type. Use the score to choose the next edit, then read the draft like a human before publishing.

    Current draft autosaves in browser local storage.

    Model note

    Scoring model v2.1

    Last updated: October 2026. The model reviews visible writing across eight dimensions: clarity, completeness, structure, readability, specificity, repetition, title alignment, and publication readiness. Findings adapt to the selected content mode.

    Model changelog

    Methodology · Limits

    Boundaries

    What SEO Blitz does not do

    • Does not guarantee rankings.
    • Does not verify factual accuracy.
    • Does not crawl backlinks.
    • Does not inspect Core Web Vitals.
    • Does not replace editorial review.

    Evidence / Labs

    Tested in public.

    02 / Method

    How scoring works

    1. Rules inspect the draft.Thirty published scoring rules evaluate specific implemented conditions.
    2. Findings affect eight dimensions.Clarity, completeness, structure, readability, specificity, repetition, title alignment, and publication readiness.
    3. Content mode changes expectations.Six modes use different weights, minimums, and required cues.

    03 / Examples

    Verified Examples

    Controlled demonstrations show how the analyzer reports findings for different content types.

    Blog 92/100

    Thin article repair

    A controlled draft with clearer structure and examples.

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    Product 91/100

    Product detail review

    A controlled description focused on useful buyer details.

    View example
    Local service 91/100

    Service context review

    A controlled page that replaces repetition with practical context.

    View example
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    04 / Transparency

    The score is inspectable.

    SEO Blitz publishes its scoring rules, mode weights, limitations, version history, controlled studies, and corrections.

    SEO Blitz is a writing-review tool, not a ranking forecast. It does not measure live SERPs, off-page authority, technical SEO, or future search performance.

    05 / Next step

    Run your draft through the model.

    Review the findings behind the score, then decide what the draft needs next.