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First-party snippet

First-party snippet is a report term used to explain a site-installed script that can provide more accurate first-party page and cms evidence. It helps users understand the evidence behind a score or recommendation without reading implementation details.

First-party snippet is a report term used to explain a site-installed script that can provide more accurate first-party page and cms evidence. It helps users understand the evidence behind a score or recommendation without reading implementation details.

In the report, use this item as evidence. Do not treat it as a standalone rule unless the surrounding page context supports the same conclusion.

How to interpret it

  • Understand what "First-party snippet" means in the report UI.
  • Decide whether the item is a scoring input, evidence row, module label, or navigation state.
  • Connect the label to the related SEO or GEO concept before deciding what to fix.

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Page score

A 0-100 score for one page inside one report module.

What affects this page score

The main checks that explain why the page received its score.

Checks behind this page score

the evidence rows used to show which crawl, schema, content, or integration checks support the current page score.