Topical Gap Analyzer
Find the gaps worth exploring.
Compare the wording on your page with up to three reference pages. Follow each candidate back to its source before you decide what to add.
Coverage, with the evidence.
Pages inspected
Candidate phrases
Start with a phrase, then check how the reference pages use it.
| Candidate phrase | Coverage | Target mentions | References | Source evidence |
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No candidates match these filters.
Downloads include the full report, all candidates, page outcomes and methodology. Filters only change this view.
How to read this report
Compare pages with the same purpose
Enter your target page and one to three reference pages about the same subject. Choose references for their relevance to your audience, not just because they repeat a keyword. The analyzer reads their public HTML, extracts the selected content, and compares phrases found in the references with the wording on your page.
Read the evidence before editing
Missing means a candidate phrase was not observed in the extracted target text. Weak means it had fewer mentions under the report’s stated comparison rule. Present means it was observed. These labels do not measure semantic completeness or prescribe how often to repeat a keyword.
Expand the source passages and consider whether a phrase points to a useful explanation, example or question your readers need answered. Different words can express the same idea. Navigation or unlabeled template text may still affect a report, so check the selected source areas and notices.
Understand what was inspected
This version uses English lexical rules and initial server HTML. It does not run JavaScript, log into sites, discover Google rankings, or measure search volume. Pages must contain at least 100 extracted words and fit the configured word and response-size limits. Failed or duplicate references remain visible and do not increase reference coverage.
CSV and JSON downloads retain the full displayed candidate set, page outcomes, timestamps and methodology, even when you filter the on-screen table. The analyzer does not edit source pages or store their bodies and reports in WordPress. Shared verification and usage controls still apply.
Continue your content review
Use the Content Similarity Checker to compare wording between two pages, or return to the SEO tools library for related planning tools.