Deterministic scoring you can audit
Most content optimization tools quietly use an LLM to grade your article. Run the check twice and the score moves. Brandop's Content Studio doesn't work that way. Six audited categories, each with a fixed weight, all computed from the same input every time. Re-run the check on identical text and the number is identical to the byte.
The categories are Semantics (25%), Readability (20%), Content Depth (20%), Headings (15%), Originality (10%), and E-E-A-T proxies (10%). Readability uses Flesch on English content and the Ateşman formula on Turkish. Headings enforce H1 uniqueness, level hierarchy, length distribution, and heading density. Originality checks intra-document sentence-pattern repetition. E-E-A-T proxies count first-person markers, citation references, statistical claims, and structured author signals.
Surfer, Clearscope, and MarketMuse all settled on deterministic NLP pipelines for the same reason: customers cannot trust a score that drifts. Brandop chose the same trade-off, and the formula version is stamped on every score snapshot so historical comparisons stay valid as the rules evolve.
