Scorecard
72 / 100
One owned page vs. three competitors.
- 3 fix-now items — missing FAQ schema, thin intent match, no internal link from pricing.
- 4 watch items — heading depth, entity coverage, image alt.
- 12 passed checks.
Content Intelligence
Evidence-first briefs and drafts, from one owned page.
Content Intelligence reads one owned page and up to three public competitor pages, combines the crawl with your tracked keyword, SERP, and Search Console evidence, and returns a scored brief plus an editable first draft — cited, opt-in, no automatic publishing.
northstar.example
Lightweight Hiking Backpacks | Northstar Outdoors
- Keyword
- lightweight hiking backpack
Which stores sell lightweight hiking backpacks?
Illustrative workspace. Results are fictional; feature availability depends on your plan.
How one analysis runs
Pick a page and keyword
Choose one verified owned page and the primary keyword you want that page to answer.
Choose competitors
Accept up to three public organic competitor pages, or skip and stay owned-only.
Collect evidence
We crawl the pages, gather keyword and SERP evidence, and read your Search Console history when connected.
Score and brief
A deterministic scorecard highlights fix-now, watch, and passed items; a cited brief captures topical gaps.
Editable draft
An opt-in AI draft turns the brief into a first editable pass. You review, edit, and publish yourself.
What one analysis includes
Every unit combines the same evidence sources so recommendations stay verifiable.
Owned page crawl
Structure, headings, links, schema, entities, intent — pulled through Firecrawl.
Public competitor pages
Up to three public organic competitor URLs, cited and never republished substantially.
Keyword and SERP signal
Volume, difficulty, and current SERP shape from your existing DataForSEO evidence.
Search Console history
When connected, we correlate query clicks and impressions from the last 28 days.
Opt-in AI brief and draft
A configurable provider chain (GLM, DeepSeek, Kimi, OpenAI, Gemini, Claude) writes the brief and first draft on your explicit opt-in.
Sample scorecard, brief, and draft
Sample dataThe values below are a fixed illustration — no vendor spend, no live account.
Brief
How to audit a Shopify store for AI search
Answer-first summary, target reading level, entity list, and topical gaps drawn from the three competitor pages.
- Suggested H2/H3 outline
- Entities to cover, with source URLs
- Topical gaps vs. competitors, cited per source
First draft
Editable pass, not published
The draft lands as an editable working copy. You accept, edit, or discard it — nothing is pushed to your CMS.
Privacy and processing
- Firecrawl processes only the public URLs you select for crawling; no authenticated pages, no screenshots.
- AI briefs and drafts require an explicit per-analysis opt-in; without it, the analysis returns evidence and the scorecard only.
- If the owned page succeeds but competitor collection or AI generation is partial, the analysis stays available and warnings show what is missing. The unit remains used; it returns only when the owned page produces no usable result.
- No raw HTML is retained. Sanitized excerpts expire after 7 days; derived facts, briefs, and drafts stay under your account retention policy.
- Nothing is published automatically. Drafts land as editable working copies inside RankMeFast.
Frequently asked questions
Spreadsheets, jargon, guesswork.
See what to fix first.
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