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01 / Research question

How does one draft change across six selected modes?

How does SEO Blitz Scoring Model v2.0 evaluate the same draft when only the selected content mode changes?

Hypothesis: mode selection changes weights, minimum lengths, required cues, findings, and the publication-readiness result.

02 / Method

Change one variable.

We held the title, body, brief, model version, build artifact, and execution method constant. We changed only the content mode across six primary cases, then ran the complete set twice in isolated browser contexts.

  • Shared content: home-office-desk-draft-v1
  • Cases: six, one for each shipped mode
  • Runs: two deterministic executions
  • Model: SEO Blitz Scoring Model v2.0

03 / Evidence

One retained input, six treatments.

The shared title, body, and brief were frozen in one fixture. The input dataset checksum is 25a4309c4154128a4d40df745994edab45835b4ff9784e1e18ec20b3e4224841. The normalized comparison result checksum is fd753322a94fabd73abc6e5b1e744f173c4dfdaff74d6ff82310945cc11f0ba7.

Run 1 and Run 2 retained the same research-relevant output. The six input checksums differ only because the mode is part of the canonical score input.

04 / Results

The same draft received different reviews.

Overall scores across six content modes
ModeScoreVerdictFindingsMinimum check
Blog article or guide92Excellent10Below minimum
Landing page89Excellent12Below minimum
Product description95Excellent8Pass
Local service page87Excellent13Below minimum
Help article91Excellent11Pass
Comparison page93Excellent9Below minimum

The highest score was 95, the lowest was 87, and the range was 8 points. Mean: 91.17. Median: 91.5.

Dimension comparison

DimensionBlog article or guideLanding pageProduct descriptionLocal service pageHelp articleComparison page
Clarity959595959595
Completeness826692587690
Structure888888888188
Readability989898989898
Specificity959595959595
Repetition100100100100100100
Title alignment100100100100100100
Publication readiness858595859585

Mode weighting

ModeClarityCompletenessStructureReadabilitySpecificityRepetitionTitleReadiness
Blog article or guide12%18%15%12%14%7%10%12%
Landing page13%18%12%10%15%7%13%12%
Product description13%17%10%12%18%6%10%14%
Local service page12%19%13%11%14%6%10%15%
Help article16%16%17%13%12%6%8%12%
Comparison page12%19%15%11%15%6%10%12%

05 / Finding differences

Mode requirements change the findings.

The matrix below shows rule IDs triggered by at least one treatment. A cell reports the observed v2.0 result for that mode. It is not a ranking priority table.

RuleBlog article or guideLanding pageProduct descriptionLocal service pageHelp articleComparison page
CLR-02TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggered
CMP-02TriggeredTriggeredNot triggeredTriggeredNot triggeredTriggered
CMP-03TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredNot triggered
RDB-03TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggered
RDY-02TriggeredTriggeredNot triggeredTriggeredNot triggeredTriggered
RDY-04TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggered
SPC-02TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggered
STR-03Not triggeredNot triggeredNot triggeredNot triggeredTriggeredNot triggered
STR-04TriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggeredTriggered

Minimum length is one input rule among several. Required cues and structure expectations also vary by mode. The selected mode should represent the page's actual purpose, not the score a writer prefers.

06 / Interpretation

Mode sensitivity is a product behavior.

This controlled study demonstrates that SEO Blitz v2.0 evaluates identical text differently when the selected content mode changes. The differences come from SEO Blitz mode weighting, minimum lengths, lexical requirements, and structure expectations.

It does not show that one mode is better for SEO, that Google prefers a mode, or that changing the dropdown improves search performance.

07 / Limitations

What this study does not establish.

  • One synthetic frozen draft was tested six ways.
  • Results are tied to Scoring Model v2.0.
  • No rankings, SERPs, Search Console data, semantic truth, or factual verification were tested.
  • A mode score is not evidence that the content belongs in that mode.
  • Results may differ for another draft.

08 / Reproduction

Repeat the controlled comparison.

Use the frozen shared input, select each shipped mode, run the production-artifact workflow twice, normalize the exported results, and compare the six mode rows and checksums. Review the Methodology, Scoring Model, and Limitations before interpreting the output.

Continue the work

Use the Analyzer for a draft, read the Methodology for scoring details, or return to the Labs index for the other study.