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Your next article is already in your data.
Content Studio finds the topics you are close to ranking for and the ones competitors cover that you don't. Pick one, and the brief and template are filled in for you.
Content calendars that run on guesswork.
Nobody knows what to write next
The team brainstorms topics that feel right, with no view of what can be won.
Publishing every week, ranking for little
Articles go out on topics the site was never going to rank for.
A rival keeps showing up above you
They have pages on topics you've never covered, and you can't tell which ones matter.
From your data to a brief in four steps.
Add your site
Content Studio works from your project's ranking data and the competitors you track.
Opportunities appear
Six on the Brief screen, each tagged by where it came from.
Choose the one worth writing
Volume, competition and a suggested template help you decide.
The brief fills itself
One click writes the brief and selects the template. Edit anything before you go on.
Content brief →Every opportunity comes with a reason.
Ideas that come from somewhere.
Brainstorms produce topics that sound good. Opportunities come from where your site stands and where competitors are ahead.
- Your rankingsKeywords where you are close to the top, worth a page of their own.
- Competitor gapsTopics your rivals have pages for and you don't.
- Keyword demandVolume and competition, so you know what a topic is worth before writing it.
See why each idea made the list.
Every opportunity is tagged with the signal behind it, so you can pick a mix that suits the month.
- Competitor gapThey have it and you don't. Often the quickest way to close the distance.
- Ranking opportunityYou are nearly there, and a focused page can move you up.
- High volumeBig demand, worth it when you can commit to the best page on the topic.
The numbers you need to choose.
Each opportunity carries the figures that matter and the format most likely to suit it.
- Keyword volumeHow many people search for it each month.
- CompetitionHow hard it will be to rank.
- Suggested templateA comparison, a how-to, an explainer or another of the twenty-four templates.
From idea to brief, with no retyping.
Click an opportunity and Content Studio writes the brief and selects the template. Keyword selection comes next.
- Brief filled inA one-paragraph description of the article, ready to edit.
- Template selectedThe suggested template is chosen, and you can switch it.
- Straight to keywordsThe next step is choosing primary and secondary keywords.
A keyword export is homework. This is your next article.
Keyword tools hand you thousands of rows to sort. Content opportunities start from your own position and end in a brief you can act on today.
A keyword export: thousands of keywords, no view of what you already rank for, and nothing between the list and a writer.
Six picks from your own data, each with its signal, demand, difficulty and template, one click from a brief.
What are content opportunities in SEORCE?
Content opportunities are topic suggestions surfaced by SEORCE Content Studio from your site's ranking data and gaps against competitors. Each one is tagged as a competitor gap, a ranking opportunity or a high-volume topic, and shows keyword volume, competition and a suggested template. Clicking one fills in the article brief and selects the template.
Key facts
- Surfaced from your ranking data and competitor gaps
- Three signal types: competitor gap, ranking opportunity and high volume
- Each shows keyword volume, competition and a suggested template
- Six opportunities are shown on the Brief screen
- One click fills in the brief and selects the template, and both stay editable
Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.
Content opportunities, answered.
From your site's ranking data and from gaps against the competitors you track. Each one is tagged with the signal that produced it.
A competitor gap is a topic competitors cover and you don't. A ranking opportunity is a keyword where you are already close to the top. High volume marks a topic with large search demand.
Six on the Brief screen, each with keyword volume, competition and a suggested template.
The brief is written for you and the suggested template is selected. You can change either before moving on to keyword selection.
Yes. Opportunities are suggestions, and you can always type your own brief and choose any template.
No. Opportunities point you at your next article. For research across a whole topic, use Keyword Explorer.
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