Month: August 2026
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Most competitors get analyzed the same way SynapSee analyzes your own site: by reading their sitemap. It’s free, it’s fast, and it’s exactly as thorough as the sitemap itself is. But sitemaps aren’t always cooperative, and that’s what AI Scout is for. The default: sitemap crawling When you add a competitor with a sitemap URL,…
Read More: When to Use AI Scout Instead of a Sitemap490 words–
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Run your first analysis and you’ll get back a list of opportunities, each with a score and one of three labels. Here’s what they actually mean, and how to use them to decide what to write next. The three ratings Covered means your site already has content that addresses this topic reasonably well against what…
Read More: Covered, Partial Gap, High Gap: How to Read Your Score598 words–
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SynapSee doesn’t come with its own AI baked in. You connect your own key, and this is usually the one step in setup that makes people pause — not because it’s hard, but because it’s unfamiliar if you’ve never worked with an API key before. Here’s what you actually need to know. What an API…
Read More: Setting Up Your AI Key: OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini?604 words–
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You’ve installed SynapSee. Now you’re staring at a Settings screen wondering what actually needs filling in before anything useful happens. Good news: there isn’t much. Here’s the whole path from a fresh install to your first ranked list of content opportunities. Step 1: Turn on the plugin and find it Activate SynapSee like you would…
Read More: Getting Started with SynapSee: Your First Analysis in 5 Steps863 words–
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