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How to fix: Jurisdiction / framework term present
Part of the Content Quality pillar on the Site Integrity Index.
Why this matters
Buyers filter search results and AI answer engines by exact framework name (WCAG, GDPR, EAA, AI Act). A page that never mentions the framework it addresses is invisible to that filter, no matter how well-written the underlying copy is.
Background
What it checks: the framework or jurisdiction term appears in the body copy, not just the H1 — confirming actual topical depth, not just a title trick. Why it matters: a page that names GDPR once in the title but never again in 800 words of body text reads as thin to both search ranking and AI relevance scoring.
References
Editorial content-quality signal — topical-depth heuristic; no formal citation, weighted by search and AI relevance scoring.
How to fix
Reference the framework naturally at least a few times across the page — in section headers, in the intro, and where you cite specific articles or clauses. Aim for genuine depth, not keyword-stuffing: if you're saying "GDPR" every second sentence, that's overuse. If you're saying it once, that's underuse.
Verify it's working
Ctrl-F the framework name on the page. Between three and a dozen occurrences in a 500-1500 word article is a healthy range.
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