Why this dimension exists
Generative engines select sources that answer a question thoroughly. Thin pages are rarely retrievable regardless of how well they are marked up.
Why it carries 11%
High, because depth is a precondition for retrieval rather than a bonus on top of it.
The rules it is scored by
Each rule is a single question the scanner asks about a page. Passing one adds its share of this dimension; failing it takes that share away. Every rule links to what it looks for and what evidence passes it.
- Visible text, after removing script, style and comment content, contains at least 800 word tokens. 300-799 is a partial pass.5.0%
- The page contains at least 4 H2 elements. 2-3 is a partial pass.3.0%
- The page contains both a <ul>/<ol> and a <table>. Having only one is a partial pass. Script and style bodies are excluded first, so markup that only appears inside a string does not count.3.0%
What this dimension cannot tell you
A single-URL scan reads one page. It cannot see the rest of the site, it cannot see how a model behaves over time, and it cannot see whether the page is actually cited for the queries that matter. Those are the parts of the picture a score of this kind is blind to, and they are listed in full on the methodology page rather than implied here.