ComboStrap calculates automatically a quality score for each page.
The quality score can be seen in the quality section of the analytical data.
When the score is 0, it means that the score rule failed.
"scoring": {
"score": 45, // The score total
"scores": { // The details
"canonical_present": 0,
"correct_content_length": 10,
"correct_outline": 3,
"correct_word_avg_by_section": 10,
"description_present": 8,
"edits_count": 0,
"internal_backlinks_count": 3,
"internal_links_count": 3,
"no_fixme": 1,
"no_internal_broken_links_count": 2,
"title_present": 0
}
}
The principe is based on the fact that the more quality, a page has, the more points it should get. (Positive enforcement).
The calculation formula is based on:
| Score | Points | Description |
|---|---|---|
| canonical_present | 5 | the canonical should be present. |
| correct_content_length | 10 | When the page has a content length between a minimum and maximum of words |
| correct_outline | 3 | when the outline (headers) of the page are in correct order |
| correct_word_avg_by_section | 3 | when the average words by section is between a minimum and maximum of words |
| description_present | 8 | the description is the second important metadata shown on SERP pages |
| edits_count | 0.5 | The more edits, the more quality (points are by edits. 4 edits = 2 points) |
| internal_backlinks_count | 0.5 | The more backlinks, the better (points are by edits. 4 links = 2 points) |
| internal_links_count | 0.5 | The more internal link, the better (points are by edits. 4 links = 2 points) |
| no_fixme | 1 | point if the page does not have any fixme |
| no_internal_broken_links_count | 2 | points if the page does not have any broken link |
| title_present | 10 | the title is the most important metadata shown on SERP page |
You can also also implement your own score calculation by querying the analytical data.