The best existing page
The page on your site that covers the most of the question, with its strengths and what it leaves out.
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Does your site have a page that answers this buyer question?
Enter your website and one real buyer question. We search your pages for the best match, show what is missing, and decide: update that page, or create a new one.
What it checks
A clear decision: update this exact page, or create this specific new one.
Update or create
A fixed threshold decides. If a page already covers the topic, improve it. If nothing comes close, a new page is justified.
A concrete brief
Sections, headings, the evidence the answer needs and the internal links to add. One page, not a content farm.
When to use it
Example use cases
- Turn a lost-deal question from sales into a page brief.
- Check a prompt from the Visibility Checker where a competitor was recommended.
- Avoid publishing a new page when an existing one only needs two sections.
Methodology
How the result is produced
Analysis version 1.0.0 · Scoring methodology 2026-10-04.1 · Updated 2026-10-04
- Candidate pages come from your sitemap and homepage links, ranked by how many of the question’s topic words appear in the URL and link text. Up to ten are fetched.
- The question is broken into components: category, competitor named, company size, geography and requirement. Each page is checked for literal coverage of each component.
- Decision rule: UPDATE when the best page covers at least 60% of the topic words in its visible text, otherwise CREATE.
- Suggested headings are assembled from the missing components. No page copy is generated, and the tool never proposes more than one page per question.
If something cannot be tested, the report says “Not tested” or “Unable to verify”. Uncertainty is never turned into a score.
FAQ
Questions about this tool
Does the tool write the page for me?
No. It gives the brief: where the answer should live, what is missing, which evidence is required. Quality and usefulness to the buyer come first, so nothing is mass-generated.
Why only one question at a time?
Because each buyer question deserves a deliberate answer. Publishing many thin pages at once is the pattern search engines penalise.
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