Know What Your Draft Needs Before Publishing
Turn Content Quality Into a Clear Editorial Decision
Checklists can show whether a draft includes individual elements, but not whether those elements work together for the intended reader. Content Score gives your team one view of topic depth and intent fit, with specific guidance for the next revision.
Content Score combines topical coverage and intent alignment into an overall score with a qualitative rating. It gives your team a directional readiness signal while keeping the publication decision with your reviewers and CMS workflow.
Topical Coverage evaluates whether the draft addresses relevant subtopics, answers important questions, and uses the key terminology readers expect for the target topic.
Intent Alignment evaluates how well the draft fulfills its objective, fits the target audience’s level of understanding, and supports the selected stage in the customer journey.
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Evaluate whether your draft addresses the subtopics, questions, and key terms that make the target topic complete and useful for readers.
Assess whether your content fulfills its objective, speaks to the intended audience, and fits the selected stage in the customer journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Content Score is an AI-powered assessment of draft quality in Writing Assistant. It provides an overall score plus guidance across topical coverage and intent alignment.
Content Score measures two core dimensions. Topical Coverage evaluates relevant subtopics, questions, and key terms. Intent Alignment evaluates the draft against its configured objective, audience, and journey stage.
Yes. The score appears at the top of the draft and updates automatically as your team edits in Writing Assistant.
Scores of 67 and higher are Excellent, 34 to 66 are Moderate, and 33 or lower are Needs Work. Conductor describes 80 or higher as a useful directional target for publication-ready content, but the right threshold depends on the draft and your team’s standards.
Review the improvement guidance in Writing Assistant, then revise the areas that need attention. You can also remove irrelevant insights, such as a suggested question that does not support the page’s goals, so the evaluation reflects the intended content.
Yes. The Content API evaluates a draft’s title, meta description, and body copy, then returns an overall score, intent alignment and topical coverage assessments, and prioritized improvements.
