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Short definitions for scores, checks, and metrics in Inseo SEO and GEO report detail pages — so every label in your dashboard makes sense.
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Page score
A 0-100 score for one page inside one report module.
Read definition →How to prioritize fixes
A practical order for deciding which report recommendations to fix first.
Read definition →AI crawler access
Whether AI retrieval crawlers can discover, access, and interpret the page.
Read definition →Answer capsules
Short direct answers placed near question-style headings for AI extraction.
Read definition →By category
Definitions and how-tos grouped by report area.
Page score
A 0-100 score for one page inside one report module.
Read definition →What affects this page score
The main checks that explain why the page received its score.
Read definition →How to prioritize fixes
A practical order for deciding which report recommendations to fix first.
Read definition →dateModified
Machine-readable update date found in schema or metadata.
Read definition →AI crawler access
Whether AI retrieval crawlers can discover, access, and interpret the page.
Read definition →Image alt coverage
The share of images with text alternatives that explain visual content.
Read definition →Form labels and accessible names
How inputs, selects, textareas, and custom controls get a visible or programmatic name for assistive technology and automated checks.
Read definition →Document semantics and landmarks
How the page exposes structure—landmarks, main content, headings, and regions—so assistive technology can navigate and parse the document.
Read definition →Structured data count
The number of schema blocks or schema types found on the page.
Read definition →sameAs links
Entity profile links that connect a brand or author to verified external profiles.
Read definition →Answer capsules
Short direct answers placed near question-style headings for AI extraction.
Read definition →Checks behind this page score
the evidence rows used to show which crawl, schema, content, or integration checks support the current page score.
Read definition →Prioritized fixes
the recommended actions ordered by expected impact on the selected module or page-level issue.
Read definition →Issue group
a collection of pages that share the same detected problem, recommendation, or passing state.
Read definition →Passing pages
pages that have enough evidence to pass the selected module checks and do not need immediate review for that module.
Read definition →Pages with issues
pages grouped because the module found one or more checks that need review or improvement.
Read definition →Pages crawled
the number of pages included in the report crawl and available for module-level analysis.
Read definition →Worst page score
the lowest page-level score found in the selected module, useful for finding the highest-risk page first.
Read definition →Score labels
plain-language labels such as Excellent, Good, Needs Work, Critical, and N/A that summarize score ranges.
Read definition →Severity pills
status badges such as Critical, Error, Warning, and Notice used to communicate review priority.
Read definition →Crawler access signals
checks that show whether search and AI crawlers can discover, fetch, and interpret important pages.
Read definition →Robots policy
the robots.txt and bot directive rules that tell crawlers which paths they may fetch.
Read definition →Noindex
a directive that asks search systems not to include a page in search results.
Read definition →Canonical URL
the preferred URL for a page when duplicate or near-duplicate versions exist.
Read definition →LLM.txt
a machine-facing file intended to guide AI systems toward important content and usage guidance.
Read definition →Retrieval readiness
how easily AI systems can access, parse, and use a page as source material for generated answers.
Read definition →AI Readiness
the parent report area covering structure, readability, optimization, accessibility, and content outline signals.
Read definition →AI Model Compatibility
how well page structure and content patterns can be understood by different AI answer systems.
Read definition →AI Readability
readability checks that help users and AI systems understand sentences, paragraphs, headings, and lists.
Read definition →AI Optimization
the set of page improvements that make content clearer, more extractable, and easier to cite in AI answers.
Read definition →AI Data Accessibility
whether metadata, media descriptions, link text, and technical access make page data understandable.
Read definition →AI Content Structure
the organization of headings, lists, tables, summaries, and sections that help extraction and comprehension.
Read definition →Voice Search Readiness
how well a page answers conversational, question-style queries in a concise and natural way.
Read definition →Multimodal Optimization
how well text, images, videos, captions, and media labels support machine interpretation.
Read definition →Answer Capsule & Chunking
the practice of breaking content into concise answer blocks and readable chunks for extraction.
Read definition →Accuracy & Validation
checks that look for trust cues, source evidence, consistency, and validation signals in page content.
Read definition →Content Freshness
how current a page appears based on visible timestamps, structured dates, and update evidence.
Read definition →Entity Authority
how clearly a page connects brands, authors, topics, and organizations to trusted entity signals.
Read definition →Behavioral Prediction
retained content-flow and technical support checks used after removing unreliable behavioral proxy scoring.
Read definition →Advanced Behavioral Prediction
technical crawl-speed and support checks retained after removing neural or engagement proxy inputs.
Read definition →Ground truth
source evidence or page facts that can be used to validate whether generated or summarized claims are accurate.
Read definition →Validation layers
multiple checks that compare page content, sources, structure, and freshness before treating information as reliable.
Read definition →Trust cues
visible and structured signals such as author details, citations, dates, policies, and organization identity.
Read definition →Schema
structured vocabulary that describes page content in a machine-readable format.
Read definition →JSON-LD
a common format for adding schema markup as structured JSON in a web page.
Read definition →knowsAbout topics
schema topics that describe the areas of expertise associated with a person, organization, or entity.
Read definition →Organization schema
structured data that identifies a business or organization and connects it to official profiles and properties.
Read definition →Author signals
visible or structured evidence that identifies who wrote or reviewed content and why they are credible.
Read definition →Visible timestamp
the publication or update date shown to users on the page.
Read definition →Last CMS edit
the most recent content-management-system edit time, usually available only when a first-party snippet or CMS source is connected.
Read definition →Metadata coverage
whether important metadata such as titles, descriptions, canonical tags, and structured fields are present.
Read definition →Link text coverage
whether links use descriptive anchor text that explains the destination or action.
Read definition →Heading structure
the hierarchy of H1-H6 headings used to organize a page and explain its sections.
Read definition →Question-style headings
headings written as user questions, often useful for voice search and answer extraction.
Read definition →Direct answer paragraphs
short paragraphs that answer the heading or query immediately before adding supporting detail.
Read definition →Summary blocks
brief sections that summarize the key answer, finding, or takeaway on a page.
Read definition →Question-answer schema
structured markup that describes question-and-answer content when it accurately matches visible page text.
Read definition →Flesch reading ease
a readability metric that estimates how easy text is to read based on sentence and word length.
Read definition →Average sentence length
the typical number of words per sentence, used as a readability and clarity signal.
Read definition →Long word ratio
the share of complex or long words in page text, used to estimate reading difficulty.
Read definition →Average paragraph length
the average paragraph size, used to identify dense pages that may be harder to scan.
Read definition →srcset coverage
whether responsive images provide srcset variants for different screen sizes or resolutions.
Read definition →Video captions
text captions or transcripts that make video content accessible and easier to interpret.
Read definition →Performance hints
technical signals such as lazy loading and resource hints that can improve page loading behavior.
Read definition →Non-blocking scripts
script loading patterns such as async and defer that reduce blocking during page rendering.
Read definition →Crawl-backed data
evidence gathered directly from crawling the page HTML, links, metadata, schema, and page response.
Read definition →Integration-backed data
evidence that requires a connected source such as GA4, Search Console, a CMS, or a first-party snippet.
Read definition →Masked data
report data hidden until a required integration is connected because the current evidence is not reliable enough to show.
Read definition →GA4 integration
a Google Analytics 4 connection used for analytics-backed evidence when the report needs real behavior data.
Read definition →Google Search Console integration
a Search Console connection used to enrich search-performance and index-related evidence.
Read definition →First-party snippet
a site-installed script that can provide more accurate first-party page and CMS evidence.
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