Seo content gap
AI-agent skills for marketers, growth & business analysts — competitor teardowns, funnel audits, pricing analysis & more. 12 ready-to-use Agent Skills.
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Find SEO and content gaps between a site and its competitors — topics, search intents, content formats, and funnel stages the competitors cover but the site doesn't — and turn them into a prioritized content plan. Use when the user asks to "find content gaps", "what should we write about", "SEO gap analysis", "topics our competitors rank for", or "build a content plan vs <competitor>".
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SEO Content Gap Analysis
Find the topics and search intents your competitors cover and you don't — then turn the gaps into a prioritized content plan.
What it does
Compares the content footprint of a site against one or more competitors to surface gaps: missing topics, uncovered search intents, absent content formats, and underserved funnel stages. It then prioritizes the gaps into a content plan mapped to the buyer journey. This is an editorial/strategic gap analysis from public pages — it complements (not replaces) a keyword tool with volume data.
When to use this skill
- "Find content gaps vs <competitor>."
- "What topics should we be writing about?"
- "Do an SEO gap analysis between our blog and theirs."
- "Build a content plan to outrank <competitor>."
Inputs needed
- Required: the user's site/blog URL and at least one competitor URL.
- Helpful: the target audience and ICP, the product's key topics, and any keyword data the user already has (volumes, current rankings) — fold it in if provided.
- If no competitor is given, ask for 1–3, or infer likely ones and confirm.
Method
- Inventory each site's content — crawl the blog/resources/glossary of the user's site and each competitor. For each, list topic clusters and notable pages (pillar pages, guides, tools, glossaries, comparison pages).
- Classify by intent & funnel stage — tag content as:
- Intent: informational, commercial, transactional, navigational.
- Stage: TOFU (awareness), MOFU (consideration), BOFU (decision).
- Build the coverage matrix — topic clusters × sites; mark who covers what.
- Identify the gaps:
- Topic gaps — clusters competitors cover that the user doesn't.
- Intent gaps — e.g. competitors have BOFU comparison/alternative pages and the user has only TOFU blog posts.
- Format gaps — missing tools, templates, glossaries, comparison pages.
- Depth gaps — topics the user covers thinly vs competitor pillar content.
- Prioritize — score each gap by relevance to ICP, business value (funnel stage), and effort. Favor BOFU and high-relevance gaps for quick wins.
- Produce a content plan — recommended pieces, each with target topic, intent, format, funnel stage, and the angle that beats existing results.
Output format
# SEO Content Gap — <Your site> vs <Competitors>
## TL;DR
- Where the biggest gaps are, and the 3 pieces to publish first.
## Coverage matrix
| Topic cluster | You | Comp A | Comp B | Gap type |
|---------------|-----|--------|--------|----------|
## Gaps by type
- Topic gaps: · Intent gaps: · Format gaps: · Depth gaps:
## Prioritized content plan
| # | Topic / title angle | Intent | Funnel stage | Format | Why (gap) | Priority |
|---|---------------------|--------|--------------|--------|-----------|----------|
## Quick wins (BOFU / high-relevance first)
Quality bar
- Be explicit that this is an editorial gap analysis from visible content; if the user has keyword volumes/rankings, integrate them — otherwise don't invent search volumes or traffic numbers.
- Every recommended piece maps to a real observed gap and a funnel stage.
- Prioritize by business value, not just volume of missing posts.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Listing every competitor post as a "gap" without checking relevance to the ICP.
- Ignoring BOFU comparison/alternative pages (often the highest-value gaps).
- Recommending topics the user already covers well (no depth check).