Author checklist

Every article on Tuvvo is built to help a real buyer and to be found in Google and AI answers. Follow this checklist, then run your draft through the article check. Articles that score 90 or more can be sent to us from that page.

Search (SEO)

Helps Google understand what your article answers, so the right readers find it.

Pick one main keyword: the words a buyer would type, like "battery phones under ₹20,000".
Title of 30 to 65 characters that includes the main keyword.
Meta description of 120 to 160 characters with the keyword and what the reader will learn.
Use the keyword in the first 100 words and a few more times where it reads naturally. Never stuff it.
1,200 to 2,500 words, split into sections with a heading about every 200 to 400 words.
Mark each heading with ## at the start of the line when you paste the article.

Answers and AI (AEO and GEO)

Google's answer boxes and AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity quote clear, direct answers with sources.

Answer the main question in your first paragraph, in 15 to 60 words.
Add a "Key takeaways" section near the top with 3 to 5 one-line points.
Write 2 or more headings as the questions people ask, ending with a question mark.
End with a "Common questions" section: 3 to 5 short questions, each answered in 1 to 3 sentences.
State facts plainly with numbers and dates, so a tool can quote them correctly.

Trust (E-E-A-T: experience, expertise, authority, trust)

Readers and search engines trust first-hand experience and checkable facts most.

Show your own research: what you tested, measured or surveyed, with real numbers.
Add a "How we tested" section: phones, dates, sample size and tools used.
Link every outside statistic to its original source (3 or more sources, 8 links at most).
List each photo, chart or infographic on its own line: "Image: what it shows".
Use rupee prices and Indian networks, stores or service centres.
Say when you checked prices and specs, like "checked in October 2026".

Easy reading

Most readers are on a phone. Short, plain writing keeps them reading.

Paragraphs of 2 to 4 sentences, never more than 80 words.
Sentences of 22 words or fewer on average. Explain each technical term once.
No filler or hype: skip phrases like "delve", "game-changer", "in today's fast-paced world" or "guaranteed".

Never include

Links to shops with tracking or affiliate codes, short links (bit.ly and similar) or more than 8 links.
Betting, loans, crypto, adult or anything not about phones.
HTML, code or copied text from another site or an AI tool.

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