Topic Score

Build a deterministic SEO topic score from the top Google results for a keyword, then score an article against that SERP baseline. Use when the user asks for a topic score, SEO/content score, SERP comparison, content gap, term-frequency benchmark, or an article optimization brief.

Sample result

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Score article against top Google results
Scoring DimensionSERP Baseline TargetDraft BaselineAction Item
1Keyword Coverage30 tracked terms68% (Missing 7 terms)Include 'business interruption', 'underwriting risk', and 'property liability'
2Word Count1,850 – 2,400 words1,420 words (76%)Add 430 words detailing risk assessment protocols
3Authority Links5 external domain refs40% (2 cited)Add outbound links to Insurance Information Institute and NAIC
4Image Density3 – 6 visual assets100% (3 images)Maintain current graphic asset density

Example run

You ask

“Run an SEO topic score audit on Haven Holdings' draft article 'Commercial Property Risk Guide' against top Google SERP competitors for 'commercial property risk management'.”

9:01 AM
Search Google SERP for target keyword

Retrieved top 12 organic ranking URLs for 'commercial property risk management'.

9:02 AM
Scrape competitor page content into baseline dataset

Scraped 10 organic editorial guides into baseline dataset, calculating targets for 30 terms, word length, authority links, and visual density.

9:03 AM
Calculate deterministic Topic Score against SERP baseline

Generated topic_score.json: overall score 74%, missing 7 tracked terms, word count 1,420 vs 1,850-2,400 baseline target.

9:04 AM
You get

Haven Holdings SERP Audit: Commercial Property Risk Guide (Overall Score: 74%)

9:04 AM

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