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Page Readiness

Stable

Applies to: SmartBlocks readiness scoring pipeline

Introduced: v1 readiness model

Updated: Documentation v1

Page Readiness calculates structured section scores to show how prepared a page is for search indexing and AI retrieval workflows.

Summary

The readiness model stores section-level outputs such as readiness_section_scores and combines them into actionable recommendations.

Use cases

  • Identify weakest sections before campaigns
  • Prioritize fixes by SEO/AI/GEO/schema impact
  • Track score movement after governed apply

How it works

Signals are normalized into per-section scores (SEO, AI, GEO, schema) and then mapped to registry keys for UI guidance.

Inputs

  • Visible content and heading structure
  • Schema flags and FAQ completeness
  • Internal links, entities, and locality signals

Outputs

  • readiness_section_scores persisted with page context
  • Aggregate readiness score
  • Recommendation evidence and campaign queue signals

Admin UI location

Displayed across SmartBlocks dashboard and campaign compare views.

Crawl and agent trends help validate readiness changes in Telemetry Engine.

Score-affecting applies and snapshots are tracked in Visibility Ledger.

Security

Readiness processing uses bounded inputs and avoids direct unsafe content rewrites without governed handlers.

See also