Every piece of content passes a 10-point gate before it ships
Volume without quality is how sites earn Google’s indifference. Every blog post and profile update we produce is scored against a hard standard before publishing — and the scores are kept.
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What you get
- A 10-point rubric: substance, structure, length, internal links, schema, honesty
- Content that fails the gate is rewritten or discarded — never shipped
- Score history stored, so quality is auditable over time
- The same gate applies to our own site’s content
How it works
Each draft is scored by rubric before publishing. Passing content ships with its score on record; failing content goes back for rework. The gate is enforced in the pipeline itself, not by good intentions.
The rubric includes honesty checks — no invented statistics, no fabricated claims. Content is marketing; it still has to be true.
Common questions
How do you measure content quality objectively?
With a fixed rubric applied to every piece: substance, structure, length floors, internal linking, schema, meta quality, and honesty checks. ClawSignal scores each draft against the same 10 points and keeps the score on record.
Why does content quality matter more than volume now?
Google’s helpful-content systems demote thin mass-produced pages sitewide — bad content damages good pages. A hard gate means volume never comes at quality’s expense.
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