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How to fix: Framework term in prominent placement
Part of the Content Quality pillar on the Site Integrity Index.
Why this matters
Search engines and AI answer engines weight terms in prominent positions — H1, first paragraph, section headers — far more than the same term buried deep in body copy. A framework term below the fold barely counts.
Background
What it checks: the framework term appears early — ideally in the first paragraph or first 100 words — not buried deep in the page. Why it matters: AI extraction tools weight early content more heavily when deciding what a page is "about." A framework term that only shows up in paragraph six is effectively invisible to that scoring.
References
Editorial content-quality signal — first-100-words prominence heuristic. Weighted by AI-extraction relevance scoring on the page's opening block.
How to fix
State the topic and framework directly in the opening sentence or two. Don't make the reader (or the crawler) wait for context. "This guide covers GDPR consent requirements for Irish websites" in the first line beats a 200-word narrative build-up before you name what the page is actually about.
Verify it's working
Read only the first 100 words of the page. If a first-time reader couldn't tell you which framework it's about, rewrite the opening.
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