Is Your Content Share-Worthy & AI-Citable?
Analyze any article or page. Get a dual score: Share Score (virality potential) + Citation Score (AI citability). 100% free, no signup.
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Share Score
Measures hook strength, headline power, emotional triggers, and overall shareability.
Citation Score
Evaluates structure, factual density, entity clarity, and freshness for AI citability.
Hook Analysis
Evaluates your opening sentence for attention-grabbing power words and questions.
Factual Density
Counts statistics, percentages, quotes, and source references AI engines love.
Entity Clarity
Detects named entities and definitions that make your content quotable by AI.
Actionable Issues
Get prioritized recommendations to improve both sharing and AI citation potential.
What is Content Analysis for AI?
Content analysis for AI goes beyond traditional readability scores. As AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude become primary ways people find information, your content needs to be optimized for two audiences: humans who share it and AI engines that cite it.
Share Score vs. Citation Score
The Share Score measures how likely your content is to be shared on social media. It evaluates your opening hook, headline power, emotional triggers, and format shareability. The Citation Score measures how likely AI engines are to cite your content in their responses. It evaluates content structure, factual density, entity definitions, and freshness.
How to Improve Your Content Score
Here are the most impactful optimizations:
- Start with a killer hook — your first sentence should include a question, a surprising number, or a power word.
- Add specific data — statistics, percentages, and year references make your content citation-worthy.
- Define your terms — use "X is..." patterns so AI engines can accurately extract and cite your definitions.
- Structure with H2/H3 headings — well-structured content is 3x more likely to be cited by AI engines.
- Keep it fresh — reference current year data and recent trends.
- Use lists and takeaways — scannable formats are more shareable and easier for AI to parse.