Coverage Map

Before you write, see which questions the top 10 already answers — and which nobody does. Write into the gaps instead of rewriting what's ranked.

Coverage Map What the top covers

Topical Map What your site covers Information Gain What your draft adds Commercial Audit What the buyer checks

Seed keyword — the query you plan to target Your keywords — optional, one per line, up to 200

Volumes optional: keyword, 1600 or a pasted Ahrefs / Sheets column.

Competitor URLs — optional, 2–10, one per line (empty = live SERP top) What only you can say — optional

Cases, numbers, failure stories — one per line, up to 10. This is your information gain.

Country

Competitor corpus

Cost: 12 credits per map

Three decisions, not a keyword list

Every question around your seed lands in one of three columns: Write — no ranking page covers it; Expand — one page touches it; Skip — everyone covers it in depth, so mention it and move on. The Skip column is the part most tools never tell you.

Questions from where readers actually ask

Autocomplete, People Also Ask, the headings of the ranking articles and the follow-up questions AI search generates — plus your own list with volumes, which is never filtered, only labelled.

Plan here, measure in Information Gain

The competitor corpus is saved with the map. Write the draft, run the Information Gain audit on it, and it checks the same gaps — closed or still open — for 10 credits instead of 35.

What we don't do

×Don't tell you what to write

"Write" means no ranking page covers the question — not that it deserves a section. Whether a gap is worth your effort stays your call; the map reports what the top does, not what you should do.

×Don't see beyond the corpus

We read the top 5 or 10 pages you choose, or the URLs you paste. A question answered on page two of Google, in a forum thread or a video is still "uncovered" to us. A larger corpus narrows that blind spot; nothing removes it.

×Don't pull search volumes

The map ranks questions by coverage, not by demand. Volumes only appear if you paste them or bring a list from Keyword Research — a gap with zero searches is still a gap, and the tool won't pretend otherwise.

×Don't measure the finished draft

This is the plan before writing. Whether the draft actually closed the gaps — and whether it reads as experience rather than a rewrite of the SERP — is what the Information Gain audit measures, not the map.