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The WooRank score is a snapshot analysis of the key factors that impact the search engine optimization and usability of a particular website or webpage.
What is Considered a Good WooRank score?
While any website can always be improved, we generally consider websites with a WooRank score of 70 or higher to be well-optimized for both search engines and users.
- Passed: Score of 70-100
- Needs Improvement: Score of 41-69
- Needs Significant Improvements: Score of 0-40
What is the WooRank score based on?
A website’s score is based on 3 main factors:
- Accessibility: Can search engines and humans visit your site and properly load your pages?
- Readability: How easily can search engines properly interpret the content on your pages, the context surrounding and its relevance to a particular topic?
- Quality: Does your website provide a good user experience for human visitors?
The 100-point WooRank score looks at factors that impact a site’s SEO and user-friendliness. These factors include around 70 data points we collect directly from the Reviewed website such as structure, content, performance, metadata, mobile friendliness, and others.
We also include data from search engines themselves, social media platforms, and other sites around the web.
We algorithmically assign point values to each data point, weighted according to SEO and usability best practices. This algorithm assigns a score out of 100 points according to those best practices.
For internal page Reviews, we calculate a page’s score based on 30 criteria that are specific to that page.