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intent coverage
Whether a site has a page for each of the questions its audience asks about its subject: how much, how long, is it worth it, what does it include, near me.
What intent coverage means
Whether a site has a page for each of the questions its audience asks about its subject: how much, how long, is it worth it, what does it include, near me. Measured by comparing declared services and areas against the pages that exist; a service with no page has no answer for the engine to quote.
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What is intent coverage?
Whether a site has a page for each of the questions its audience asks about its subject: how much, how long, is it worth it, what does it include, near me.
Which area of the glossary does intent coverage belong to?
Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.
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