Overview
The Content Checker evaluates how accessible and understandable your page is for AI crawlers and LLM-based search engines.
Each score highlights a different technical factor that affects whether your content can be read, interpreted, and used in AI-generated answers.
Static vs Dynamic Content
What is it?
This score measures how much of your page content is:
Static: present in the raw HTML
Dynamic: loaded via JavaScript after page load
Why it matters
Most AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript and only read the initial HTML response. If your key content is dynamic, it may be completely invisible to AI systems.
What is a good score
<60 weak (most content is dynamic)
>61 strong (most content is static)
Low score: important content may not be seen by AI
In practice: your main text, headings, and key info should always be static.
Readiness Analysis
What is it?
This is an overall score showing how well your page is prepared for AI search.
It reflects things like:
- content structure
- clarity and formatting
Why it matters:
AI systems don’t “browse” like users, they extract and summarize.
Pages that are clearer and better structured are easier to interpret and reuse.
What is a good score
>50 - good baseline
60-80 - strong
>90 - very well optimized
This is your overall health score — aim to keep it consistently above 50, ideally above 70.
Structured Data Analysis
What is it?
This score evaluates whether your page includes structured data (schema markup) and how well it’s implemented.
Why it matters:
Structured data helps AI systems understand:
- what your page is about
- key entities (company, product, article, etc.)
What is a good score
>50 - structured data is present and usable
>70 - strong implementation
Low score - missing, incomplete, or not accessible to AI
What “Good” Looks Like Overall
A solid Content Checker result means:
- Scores are above 50
- Key content is static and accessible
You don’t need perfect scores, but below 50 usually indicates that parts of your content may not be reliably understood or used by AI systems.
Ideally you want to aim for the score between 60 to 80.
Key Takeaway
Content Checker scores measure whether AI can actually read and understand your page.
If your content isn’t accessible, it won’t be used, regardless of quality.