Monitoring

Getting a site to zero is the hard part. Staying there is a different problem, and a quieter one.

Nothing on your site has to change for it to become wrong. A price rises, a tool shuts down, a regulation is replaced. Your article did not move, but the world did. That is the whole premise of EEATClean, and it does not stop applying once you have finished your cleanup.

So when a site reaches zero articles at risk, monitoring switches itself on.

What it does

EEATClean re-checks your site twice a month, on its own. If an article that used to be accurate no longer is, you get one email naming it. If everything still holds, you hear nothing at all.

That last part matters. A notification that arrives only when it means something stays worth opening.

Only real changes are reported

An automatic check is only useful if it does not cry wolf. Monitoring alerts you when an article moves from accurate to needs attention, and on nothing else. A score that drifts by a couple of points is not a reason to write to you.

The wording of the alert is deliberately factual. An article can appear in it because it was published last week, not because it degraded. We tell you what is true, not what to feel about it.

Reaching zero on your own terms

Sometimes you will disagree with a verdict. You read the article, you know your subject, and it is fine as it stands. Until now that article kept you above zero for good.

Every article now has an Ignore control. The verdict stays visible on its card, nothing is rewritten, but the article leaves the at-risk count. It is reversible at any time.

Your site reaching zero is your call. Ours is to tell you when it stops being true.