GEO Scoring Guide
Complete guide to GEO-Wiki Pro's scoring system to help you understand and improve your content's AI search visibility score
## What is GEO Scoring
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) scoring is a content quality assessment metric provided by GEO-Wiki Pro, used to measure the visibility and optimization level of individual documents in AI search scenarios. The score ranges from 0-100, with higher scores indicating more AI search engine-friendly content.
## Scoring Dimensions
GEO scoring evaluates content quality from the following dimensions:
### 1. Frontmatter Completeness (Weight: 20%)
Evaluates whether the document's YAML frontmatter contains all required fields:
| Field | Requirement | Description |
|-------|-------------|-------------|
| `title` | Required | Accurately describes document content |
| `description` | Required | 120-160 character summary |
| `category` | Required | Must be an existing category slug |
| `tags` | Required | At least 2 tags |
| `author` | Required | Document author |
| `slug` | Auto-generated | Matches filename |
### 2. Content Structure (Weight: 25%)
Evaluates whether the document's content organization is clear:
- Uses appropriate heading levels (H1 > H2 > H3)
- Contains meaningful paragraphs and lists
- Code blocks use correct language annotations
- Includes tables to present structured data
### 3. Schema Markup (Weight: 15%)
Evaluates whether the document contains Schema.org structured data:
- Page type annotation is accurate
- Required attributes are complete
- Uses JSON-LD format
```json
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "TechArticle",
"headline": "Document Title",
"description": "Brief description"
}
```
### 4. AI Readability (Weight: 25%)
Evaluates content friendliness for AI models:
- Has clear definitions and explanations
- Uses FAQ format to answer common questions
- Provides step-by-step operation procedures
- Avoids excessive marketing language
### 5. Internal Links and References (Weight: 15%)
Evaluates the document's link structure:
- References related documents
- Provides authoritative external links
- Links are valid (no broken links)
## Score Viewing
### In Admin Dashboard
1. Login to admin dashboard
2. Navigate to **GEO Dashboard** (`/admin/geo`)
3. View each document's score and detailed analysis
### Via API
```bash
# Get GEO score for a single document
curl -s https://geowiki.pro/api/v1/docs/can-bus-protocol | jq '.data.geoScore'
```
### Via CLI
```bash
geo doc get --slug can-bus-protocol --url https://geowiki.pro
```
## Score Optimization Suggestions
### Low-scoring Documents (0-40 points)
1. Complete missing fields in frontmatter
2. Add clear heading hierarchy structure
3. Add brief summary at document beginning
4. Add FAQ format for common questions
### Medium-scoring Documents (40-70 points)
1. Add Schema.org JSON-LD markup
2. Supplement step-by-step operation guides
3. Add internal link references
4. Use tables to present comparison data
### High-scoring Documents (70-100 points)
1. Regularly update content to maintain freshness
2. Expand FAQ to cover more scenarios
3. Add code examples and operation screenshots
4. Reference authoritative external resources
::: tip
GEO scoring is a reference metric, not an absolute standard. High-scoring content may not perform best in all AI search engines, but continuously optimizing content quality is the fundamental way to improve visibility.
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::: warning
Do not add meaningless filler content to improve scores. AI models can identify low-quality content, which will actually reduce your search visibility.
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