There are numerous techniques to ascertain readability scores of content and web articles. Here are probably the most popularly-utilized readability tests:

  • Coleman Liau Index
  • SMOG Index
  • Flesch Kincaid Grade Level
  • Flesch Kincaid Reading Ease
  • Gunning Fog Score
  • Automated Readability Index (ARI)

The Readability Test Tool examines the content on your blog and assigns a score for the widely-used readability signals.

These tests have an alternate approach to ascertain the readability level and compute the readability score. For instance, here is the explanation of each Flesch reading Ease score:

  • 0.0 – 30.0: Best for college graduates.
  • 60.0 – 70.0: Effectively comprehended by an avg. 13-15 yr. old pupils.
  • 90.0 – 100.0: Effectively comprehended by an avg. 11 yr. old pupils.

Two "readability calculators" are shared in this tutorial. Leverage any one of them to compute your article’s reading score depending on various reading indices.

Would You Want to Learn How to Examine Your Readability Levels?

You must consistently examine your site's reading level (and reliably work on improving it).

Visit this tool and enter your blog address. Results will be displayed as follows:

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lesabre Premium
Hi Israel, thank you once again. I use Rank Math SEO and it does give you a score, but have not got the best results. I may find the answer in your lesson.

All the best,
Michael
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Israel17 Premium
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Hey Michael, thanks for stopping by! You're always cherished for your passion! Good to know that you've always considered using a Test Tool to check your Readability levels! Yes, you can try out the Readability Test Tools recommended in this training and you'll start showing up on top of the search. Thanks for contributing awesomely!

Israel Olatunji
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
Thank you. One more thing that I had not considered important -= turns out to be important to my website and myself.
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You're most welcome, Dhind1! Kudos to you for reading this training! Good to know that you found it useful for your online business! Yes, you must consider leveraging the Readability Test Tools to check your readability levels as well as improve On-page SEO. Thanks for leaving a thought!

Israel Olatunji
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AddieT Premium
nice
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Hey Addie, thanks for reading this training piece! Have you been using a readability test tool before? Is it different from the tools recommended in this tutorial? If yes, kindly share with us the tools you've been using so far to check your readability levels and it's been helpful for your online business. Thanks for sharing!

Israel Olatunji
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MKearns Premium
An outstanding training Israel.use the FK score as a writing tool. I aim for a grade 13 level.
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Great to have you on board, MKearns! Thanks for sharing such an integrated writing tool. Honestly, I haven't used the FK Score which you mentioned in your comment but I will check it out in earnest and share that with many as well. Thanks for contributing awesomely!

Israel Olatunji
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Thank you, my friend!
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jetrbby80316 Premium
Thanks for this useful training Israel. I use Yoast SEO to monitor my Readability scores.
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Excellent, Jetrbby! Thanks for stopping by & kudos for your lovely contribution! You are highly cherished. Yes, Yoast SEO is sufficient to check and monitor the readability levels as the pro version offers more advanced features than the All in One SEO Pack plug-in. Definitely, the newbie and some struggling veterans can leverage the free Readability Test Tools suggested in this tutorial. Thanks for leaving a thought!

Israel Olatunji
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No doubt! All the Best,
Kaju
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