# Content Coverage Checker

Search engines rank content that covers a topic properly, not content that repeats a keyword. This checker builds the list of terms, entities, and subtopics readers and search engines expect for your target keyword, then checks your pasted article against it - so you get a concrete covered/missing checklist instead of a vague score.

## How to use it

1. Enter the keyword the article targets.
2. Paste the full article text.
3. Review the missing terms - essentials first - and work them in where they genuinely fit.
4. Re-run the check until nothing essential is missing.

## Frequently asked questions

### How is the term list built?

An AI model trained on how well-ranking content treats topics proposes the terms, entities, and question themes expected for your keyword. Whether each one appears in YOUR article is then checked mechanically in your browser - that part can't be made up.

### Should I force every missing term into my article?

No. Add the essential terms where they genuinely belong; treat the recommended ones as ideas for sections you may have skipped. Stuffing terms without substance reads badly to people and increasingly to search engines too.

### Is my article stored anywhere?

No. Only the keyword is sent to the AI to build the expected-term list; your pasted text is compared against it locally in your browser and never leaves the page.

Use the interactive tool: https://www.tryspook.com/tools/content-coverage-checker
