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9-signal coverage scorecard

EntityCoverage Checker

Check how completely your content covers a target entity.

Target entity + content

105 words · 8 total mentions · 3 variations tracked

Coverage score

✓

Entity appears at all+10

Is the entity actually named in the content?

8 total mentions

✓

Mentioned 3+ times+12

Repetition tells assistants the entity is a topic, not a passing reference.

✓

Density ≥ 3 per 1000 words+10

Enough presence relative to overall length.

76.2 / 1000 words

✓

Introduced in the first 300 characters+10

Front-loading signals topicality.

✓

Defined (X is ..., X means ...)+15

Explicit definition patterns anchor the entity semantically.

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Connected by a verb (founded, uses, owns...)+15

Relationships populate the knowledge graph edges around the entity.

✓

Name variation used (acronym or alias)+8

Using the full name and its acronym improves retrieval match.

2 variations

✓

Supported by a numeric fact+10

A stat near the entity makes the passage more citable.

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Outbound link on the entity+10

A proper citation / sameAs anchor resolves the entity externally.

How it works

Specify the target entity you want your content to own, paste your content, and the checker runs 9 signals: frequency, density, intro position, definition pattern, relationship verbs, name variations, supporting stats, and outbound links. Each signal is weighted and the overall coverage score is a weighted percentage.

Why coverage wins

When an assistant has to pick which page to cite for a given entity, it prefers pages that look like the entity's definitive home - not pages that happen to mention it. Full background: writing content AI assistants will cite.

Ship it

Front-load the entity in the first sentence, with a definition.
Pair with the Entity Extractor to see every entity present, and the Fact Density Analyzer to make sure the supporting stats are there.
Wrap the entity with structured data using Entity schema.

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