EEAT
Definition
EEAT is a framework for content quality: Experience (first-hand knowledge), Expertise (depth), Authoritativeness (recognition), and Trust (reliability and transparency). It guides how credible content is judged.
Why it matters
Strong EEAT signals — methodology, standards, and transparency — distinguish a genuine educational platform from thin content.
Examples
- Publishing editorial standards and methodology.
- Citing sources and dating content.
Best practices
- Document standards and review processes.
- Be transparent about methods and sources.
Frequently asked
How do I improve EEAT?
Add transparency, expertise signals, and trustworthy, accurate content.