Content Scoring — Koray Methodology

Korvex uses the Koray Tugberk scoring methodology to evaluate page quality.

What is the Koray Score?

A composite 0–100 score that evaluates content across multiple dimensions:

• Topical Depth — How comprehensively the topic is covered
• Entity Coverage — Whether key entities are mentioned with appropriate salience
• Structural Quality — Heading hierarchy, internal linking, content organisation
• E-E-A-T Signals — Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness markers

Score Ranges

• 80–100 — Excellent. Content is comprehensive and well-optimised
• 60–79 — Good. Minor improvements needed
• 40–59 — Average. Significant optimisation opportunities
• 0–39 — Poor. Major content gaps or quality issues

E-E-A-T Analysis

Each page also receives E-E-A-T sub-scores:

• Experience — First-hand experience signals in the content
• Expertise — Technical depth and accuracy
• Authoritativeness — Author credentials and site reputation signals
• Trustworthiness — Citations, data sources, transparency

Competitor Comparison

Pages are scored against competitor content for the same keywords, giving you a relative quality benchmark.