Analyze a page with Content Intelligence

Content Intelligence analyzes an owned same-origin page against a target keyword and returns a deterministic scorecard with traceable evidence. When you consent to AI processing, the same run can also produce a cited brief and first draft, but it never publishes either one.

Before you start

• A paid account, an added site, and a public page on that site's origin.
• A target keyword, output locale, and an explicit choice about AI processing.

Follow these steps

1. 1

   Open Analyses

   Choose a site, open Content, and keep the Analyses view selected. Existing runs provide page and keyword suggestions without starting new work.

2. 2

   Describe the target

   Choose or enter the owned page, target keyword, and output locale. Deep links can prefill these fields, but the server revalidates ownership and safety before spend.

3. 3

   Review consent and cost

   Choose whether bounded excerpts may be used for AI output, then read the server-authoritative preview. Confirming reserves one content analysis unit before the job is queued.

4. 4

   Follow the stages

   Watch collection, comparison, scoring, brief, and draft states. A completed partial result keeps usable owned-page output and names the missing section instead of reporting full success.

5. 5

   Inspect the evidence

   Read the scorecard, recommendations, citations, brief, and optional draft together. A citation identifies the stored source behind a claim; an uncited AI claim is not presented as evidence.

6. 6

   Decide what to use

   Accept, dismiss, or apply recommendations, edit and version drafts, and export inert Markdown when useful. Later outcome windows show correlation, not proof that one change caused a result.

What you get

• A deterministic scorecard and evidence-backed recommendations.
• A cited brief and optional first draft when AI processing is enabled.
• Explicit recommendation decisions and non-causal outcome context.

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