EEAT/YMYL Detector
The EEAT/YMYL Detector checks whether your website is in EEAT/YMYL. Five channels record Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust and YMYL while twelve checks run.
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CH1 Experience
CH2 Expertise
CH3 Authoritativeness
CH4 Trust
CH5 YMYL
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Result
Your website is not in EEAT/YMYL.
No EEAT/YMYL signature on any of the 5 channels.
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How detection works
Detection starts with your domain's public records: DNS, nameservers, mail exchanger, verification records and DMARC policy. The detector then opens a secure connection, measures your archive history and records each check on the channel it belongs to.
The last checks compare the result with the E-E-A-T and YMYL definitions in Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines and query the EEAT index and the YMYL registry.
Raters use E-E-A-T and YMYL to judge pages by hand. Neither one is an index, a list or a score a website can be in, so the detector has never found a website in either.
Source: Search Quality Rater Guidelines, Google (PDF).