You’re running content strategy solo. ContentMap reads your site, organizes every post into topic clusters, shows what’s missing, and tracks what’s actually ranking — so you always know what to write next, and why.
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Technical SEO
Fixing crawl budget on large sites
Published · 4.2XML sitemap best practices
Updated · 7.1Core Web Vitals for beginners
Keyword research
Long-tail keyword strategy
Needs update · 14.3How to find keyword gaps
Published · 3.1Search intent, explained
Published · 5.8Link building
Digital PR for backlinks
Published · 8.4Best link-building tools compared
Broken link building guide
Whether you’re a founder doing your own SEO or the one person handling content at a small startup, it’s all on you. You publish posts. You know they’re out there. But which topics have you actually covered? What’s missing? Which pieces are climbing, and which quietly slipped last month? Right now that lives in three tabs, a spreadsheet, and your memory — and mostly, you’re guessing.
Flying blind has a price that never shows up on any invoice: the post you wrote twice because you forgot you’d covered it. The article that decayed for three months before anyone noticed. The one update that doubled your traffic — that you can’t repeat, because you don’t remember what you changed. Good work, lost to no system.
Imagine opening one screen and seeing all of it: every post grouped into its pillar, every gap flagged with a priority, every ranking tracked over time. You mark what you update. Weeks later, the map shows you whether it worked. The next thing you write isn’t a guess — it’s the highest-value move you can see.
ContentMap reads your sitemap and builds your map automatically — your real content, no manual setup.
Posts organized into topic pillars. Gaps marked by priority and content type. The whole strategy at a glance.
Connect Search Console. Watch what ranks. Mark your updates, and let the map show you what actually moved the needle.
Most tools do one piece — keyword research, or a calendar, or rank tracking — and none of them talk to each other. ContentMap is the one place they connect. What you learn from your rankings flows back into what you decide to write.
The loop
Decide
what to write
Track
what ranks
Learn
what worked
ContentMap already shows you the gaps in your own content. RanksHawk shows you theirs — the exact topics ranking sites in your niche cover, that never even occurred to you. Connect it, and those competitor gaps show up right on your map as new nodes, ready to claim.
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Core Web Vitals for beginners
3 topics competitors rank for here — not covered yet.
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Built by a solo founder who got tired of flying blind.