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Citability score.
Assistants quote pages that answer first, head sections with the customer's question, give specific numbers, carry a date, and are easy to extract. This scores one page on those thirteen signals.
What this checks, and why it matters
When an assistant answers a question, it reads a handful of pages and quotes the passages that answer directly. Pages that open with the answer, head their sections with the question, give specific numbers, carry a date and are easy to extract get quoted. Pages that bury the point under an introduction do not.
The score weighs thirteen signals: enough substance, a clear title, a meta description, one H1, sectioned H2s, question-shaped headings, an answer in the first paragraph, lists or tables, specific figures, a visible date, an author, structured data and a FAQ block. A noindex tag caps the score, since the page will never be read.
Run it on the page that should answer your most common customer question, fix the failed signals first, then re-check.
The full picture
This is one check. The scan is all of them, plus what assistants actually say.
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