Framework Content Optimisation Beta

Knowledge Coverage Model

Measures how completely your content covers a topic's questions, sub-topics and decision points.

ID
SS-FW-010
Version
0.9
Confidence
Established · 72
Evidence
Emerging
Updated
2026-07-08
Review
2026-09-08

Overview

Measures how completely your content covers a topic's questions, sub-topics and decision points.

Business problem

Coverage looks broad but has holes that let competitors own sub-topics and AI engines cite them instead.

Decision supported

Where a topic cluster is incomplete and what to add to complete it.

Inputs & outputs

Inputs

  • Topic question map
  • Current cluster contents
  • Competitor coverage

Outputs

  • Knowledge Coverage Score
  • Missing sub-topic list

Step-by-step process

  1. 1
    Enumerate

    List every question and sub-topic a complete resource would cover.

  2. 2
    Match

    Map existing content to each.

  3. 3
    Score

    Coverage = answered ÷ total, weighted by importance.

  4. 4
    Fill

    Close the highest-value holes first.

Maturity model

  1. L1
    Assumed

    Coverage taken on faith.

  2. L2
    Mapped

    Questions and sub-topics enumerated.

  3. L3
    Scored

    Coverage Score per cluster.

  4. L4
    Complete

    Clusters maintained at full coverage.

KPIs

  • Knowledge Coverage Score
  • Sub-topics owned

Common mistakes

  • Confusing word count with coverage
  • Ignoring the boring sub-topics competitors own
  • Never re-checking as the topic evolves

SearchScore insight

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