Definition of ‘siteFocusScore’
siteFocusScore is a metric used by Google to assess a website’s topical cohesion. It’s a sitewide, numerical score that likely falls between -1 and 1, and is probably used by Q*, one of Google’s quality scoring systems, during reranking.
siteFocusScore was first discovered in the Content API Warehouse leak files, which were published online in 2024. The parent module, QualityAuthorityTopicEmbeddingsVersionedItem, describes siteFocusScore as “Number denoting how much a site is focused on one topic.”
Treat ‘siteFocusScore’ as a proper noun.
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More Information
- See ‘What Is siteFocusScore?‘, iOnline