For in-house SEO

Prioritize content work by the demand that's already there

When every team wants more pages, IntentFit helps you point editorial effort at the pages that already get demand but answer it poorly — the highest-leverage work on the site.

01The problem

A content backlog with no objective way to rank it.

Optimization scores that chase competitor corpora instead of your audience.

Hard to show leadership which content work actually moves the needle.

02How IntentFit helps

A backlog ranked by traffic at stake

Every under-served intent is sized by the impressions behind it, so you fix the gaps that bleed the most demand first.

Scored against your real audience

Coverage, depth and focus are measured against your own Search Console queries — not a generic model of a 'good' page.

A number leadership can track

Site-level satisfaction gives you a defensible metric to report on as content ships.

Intent-Satisfaction Report
acme.com
Site average
  • Coverage58
  • Depth71
  • Focus84

Prioritized intent gaps

  • 40/pricingNo comparison intent answered
  • 62/featuresMissing integration questions
  • 90/guideStrong — minor depth gaps
03What you get
  • An objective, demand-weighted content backlog
  • Editorial effort aimed at existing demand, not guesses
  • A clear before/after metric for content investments
04Questions
  • Optimizers score a draft against a corpus of competing pages. IntentFit scores a live page against the real search demand it already receives, and prioritizes gaps by impression volume.

  • It tells you which intents a page misses and how much demand is behind them. The editorial work stays with your team — IntentFit makes sure it's pointed at the right targets.

Run your first intent audit