Content Gap Finder
What your competitors publish
that you don't.
Rate your content coverage across 8 categories - then rate your top competitor. The gaps are where traffic and authority are leaking.
Content Gaps Found
Your Coverage
Competitor Coverage
Category Comparison
Highest Priority Gaps
What This Means
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Content gaps are one visibility pattern. The full structural read maps 23 patterns including brand authority, competitive moat, and the positioning dynamics that determine whether content investment generates leads or just traffic.
What is a content gap analysis?
A content gap analysis compares the content you publish with a competitor's to find topics and formats where they show up and you don't. This tool has you rate yourself and one competitor from 0 to 10 across eight categories, from blog articles and case studies to SEO landing pages, then counts the gaps and ranks the top three.
How do I read my content gap results?
A gap is any category where the competitor's rating beats yours. Coverage totals are out of 80, eight categories at 10 points each. Zero gaps means you match or lead everywhere, 1 to 2 gaps are targeted and fixable, 3 to 5 are a meaningful disadvantage, and 6 or more span most categories.