AI SEO Competitor Analyzer
Competitor Analyzer — FAQs
What does the Competitor Analyzer do?
It compares your site against competitors to surface keyword and content gaps, entity overlap, schema usage differences, AI-readiness indicators, and a prioritized list of next steps.
Who is it for—beginners or SEO pros?
Both. The workflow is simple enough for beginners, while the entity and schema analysis gives strategists and agencies the depth they need.
How many competitors can I compare at once?
You can analyze up to three competitors per run. You can repeat the analysis with different sets whenever you like.
What inputs do I need?
Provide your domain and up to three competitor domains (e.g., example.com). No additional credentials are required to run the core comparison.
How does this help with AEO (Answer Engine Optimization)?
By mapping entities and the schema types competitors use, the tool uncovers clarity gaps that improve how assistants and answer engines interpret your content.
What’s included in the “AI Readiness” signal?
It’s a composite indicator based on things assistants tend to prefer—clean information architecture, strong entities, question/answer coverage, speakable elements, and stable on-page signals.
Does it show schema differences visually?
Yes. The Visual Schema Comparison summarizes types used across sites (e.g., WebPage, FAQPage, Organization, Product, Review) to highlight gaps you can fill.
What is the Entity Overlap view?
It lists shared and unique entities across sites so you can spot topical authority gaps and plan content that completes your knowledge graph.
How often should I rerun the analysis?
Monthly for ongoing programs, or after any major content launches, site changes, or ranking swings.
Does it work for any industry?
Yes. The analyzer is industry-agnostic and designed for publishers, SaaS, ecommerce, local businesses, and B2B/B2C service sites.
Can I export or act on the recommendations?
Yes. Use the prioritized “Next Steps” to assign tasks: add/adjust schema, produce or expand content around uncovered entities, and build internal links from related pages.