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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32261, member: 636"]
The Readability Score measures how easy text is to read. It comes from the Flesch- Kincaid test. This score ranges from zero up to one hundred. Higher numbers mean simpler reading. A score of 100 shows very basic, clear writing. A score near zero marks difficult, complex text. Many factors affect this number: sentence length, word choice, and paragraph structure. Short sentences with common words score higher. Long sentences full of rare words score lower. Search engines care about readability because users want content they can understand quickly. When writing web pages or blog posts, aim for readable text that matches your audience. If you write for doctors, you might use harder words. If you write for everyone, keep things simple. Semrush helps by showing you the average readability of your top competitors. This gives you a target score for your content. Most popular websites stay between 60-70 on this scale - about an eighth-grade reading level. Pages with poor readability often see people leave quickly. Clear writing keeps readers on your site longer. Better readability also helps your SEO efforts because search engines notice when users find your content helpful.
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