Analyze URL
Analyze URL scrapes any webpage and provides AI-powered analysis of its content structure, topics, entities, and optimization opportunities. Use it to study competitor pages or audit your own content.
What You’ll Learn
Section titled “What You’ll Learn”- How to analyze any URL
- Understanding the analysis results
- Using search query context
- Managing past analyses
- Interpreting AI insights
Getting Started
Section titled “Getting Started”Analyzing a Page
Section titled “Analyzing a Page”- Navigate to Analyze URL from the Toolbox
- Enter the full URL to analyze (including
https://) - Optionally enter a search query for contextual analysis
- Click Analyze
Why Include a Search Query?
Section titled “Why Include a Search Query?”Adding a search query helps the AI:
- Evaluate how well the page targets that topic
- Rate relevance to the query intent
- Identify optimization opportunities
- Assess search intent alignment
[!TIP] For competitive analysis, enter the keyword you’re targeting to see how well competitors address it.
Understanding Results
Section titled “Understanding Results”Content Data
Section titled “Content Data”Basic page information:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Page title tag |
| Meta Description | Meta description content |
| Word Count | Total content length |
| Header Structure | H1-H6 breakdown |
| Internal Links | Links within the domain |
| External Links | Links to other domains |
| Images/Videos | Media counts |
AI Analysis
Section titled “AI Analysis”When AI analysis is enabled:
Summary
Section titled “Summary”A concise overview of what the page covers and its main purpose.
Main Topics & Subtopics
Section titled “Main Topics & Subtopics”- Main Topics — Primary themes covered
- Subtopics — Secondary themes and supporting content
Entities
Section titled “Entities”Key entities mentioned:
- People, companies, products
- Concepts and technical terms
- Locations and events
Tone of Voice
Section titled “Tone of Voice”How the content is written:
- Professional, casual, technical
- Persuasive, informational, educational
Search Intent
Section titled “Search Intent”What users are likely looking for:
- Informational — Learning about a topic
- Navigational — Finding a specific page
- Commercial — Researching before purchase
- Transactional — Ready to take action
Content Type
Section titled “Content Type”Classification of the page:
- Blog post, product page, landing page
- Documentation, tutorial, review
Search Query Rating
Section titled “Search Query Rating”When you provide a search query:
- Rating of how well the page targets the query
- Relevance assessment
- Optimization suggestions
Key Takeaways
Section titled “Key Takeaways”Bullet points summarizing the most important findings.
Buyer’s Journey Stage
Section titled “Buyer’s Journey Stage”Where the content fits in the customer journey:
- Awareness, Consideration, Decision
Managing Past Analyses
Section titled “Managing Past Analyses”Past Analyses Tab
Section titled “Past Analyses Tab”View your analysis history:
- URL analyzed
- Search query used
- Analysis date
- Status (completed or in progress)
Actions
Section titled “Actions”- Load — Restore a previous analysis
- Refresh — Update the list
- Delete — Remove selected analyses
Selection & Bulk Delete
Section titled “Selection & Bulk Delete”- Check the boxes next to analyses
- Click Delete Selected
- Confirm deletion in the modal
Best Practices
Section titled “Best Practices”Competitive Analysis
Section titled “Competitive Analysis”- Analyze top 3-5 competitors for your target keyword
- Compare content structure and depth
- Note entity coverage differences
Content Auditing
Section titled “Content Auditing”- Run analyses on your own pages
- Include the target keyword as search query
- Review AI ratings for optimization opportunities
Research Workflow
Section titled “Research Workflow”Combine with other tools:
- Use SERP Insights to identify top URLs for your target keyword
- Analyze those URLs for content patterns
- Create Briefs & Drafts based on findings
Frequently Asked Questions
Section titled “Frequently Asked Questions”What pages can I analyze?
Section titled “What pages can I analyze?”Any publicly accessible webpage. Password-protected or dynamically loaded content may not be fully captured.
How long does analysis take?
Section titled “How long does analysis take?”Typically 30-60 seconds. Larger pages may take longer.
Why is analysis “in progress”?
Section titled “Why is analysis “in progress”?”AI analysis runs in the background. Check back in the Past Analyses tab when complete.
Can I re-analyze the same URL?
Section titled “Can I re-analyze the same URL?”Yes! Running a new analysis on the same URL creates an updated entry.
What’s the difference between this and SERP Insights?
Section titled “What’s the difference between this and SERP Insights?”| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Analyze URL | Deep-dive into a single page |
| SERP Insights | Analyze an entire SERP for a keyword |
How are credits calculated?
Section titled “How are credits calculated?”Credits are charged per URL analyzed, with a multiplier based on your selected AI model.