AEO Content Coverage
Score how well your published content answers the questions buyers and answer engines ask, and rank the gaps biggest first.
Overview
AEO Content Coverage is the gtmcron answer-engine-optimization loop. Answer engines and buyers ask questions; this page tells you which of those questions your published content actually answers, and which are gaps worth writing. You paste the target questions, and it scores each against your content, ranking the biggest gaps first so the content plan writes itself.
How coverage is scored
Coverage is deterministic: for each question, it finds your best-matching piece of content and measures the share of the question's significant terms that the content covers. The same questions and content always produce the same coverage, so the board is defensible and repeatable. A question scores as covered, thin, or a gap. Short, common words are ignored so coverage reflects the substantive terms a question and an answer share, not filler.
Where the answers come from
By default the score runs against your stored content. If you have not stored content yet, or you want to test a specific set, paste answers directly: one per line, an optional title, a colon, then the answer text. Either way, a question with no matching content is shown honestly as a gap with no best match, never filled with a guessed answer. Turning a gap into a drafted answer stays with the content skills, which narrate and draft; the coverage number itself is this deterministic function.
What it does not do
This board measures coverage; it does not publish content or crawl the live web. It reads the questions you supply and the content you store or paste. It is the read surface that tells the content engine where to aim. Use it before a content sprint to see the highest-value gaps, and after to confirm the new content closed them.