Mark Williams-Cook shows how to use intentgaps.com, a free tool that finds questions Google users ask about your topic but your page doesn't answer. It scrapes your page, pulls related questions from Google, and scores how well you answer each one. Studies show sites that thoroughly answer these questions rank higher in search results.
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I've made a free tool that's proven to improve your search visibility by using Google's own data to tell you what questions it expects you to answer. All you need to do is head to intentgaps.com, enter the URL of your content you'd like to analyze, then press Fetch Page, and the tool will go off and scrape your page. It will then analyze the page and choose the page topic, which you can edit if you're not happy. You can also set a country and language location. Press Find Content Gaps, and in the background it will be using the Also Asked API to find the nearest proximity questions. All of these will be provided for you in a list. The ones marked green are the ones that AI thinks is particularly relevant to your content. You can add and remove them by clicking on them. Click Score Content and the AI will go through your website and work out which of these questions you answer fully, which you answer partially, and which you don't answer at all, which is the basis for knowing what you need to do next. We know this works because there's been independent studies that show there's a strong correlation between how thoroughly websites answer these questions and how visible they are in Google.