How close your best page comes

For each sub-search, how close your best page comes to the pages that get cited. The bar is set by your own cited pages, not by an industry number.

The benchmark is yours, deliberately

Published research puts cited pages around one similarity score and passed-over pages around another, but those figures come from someone else’s model, on someone else’s sample. Measuring you against them would produce a target that means nothing here. So the benchmark is computed from this portfolio’s own cited pages: the score your winners reach today, in the same model, on the same content.

Reading the gap

Each sub-search shows your closest page and its score beside the benchmark. A page well below the bar is not answering that search in a form the model can quote; the fix is usually a paragraph that answers it directly, not a new page.

No citations yetA portfolio with no cited pages gets no benchmark, and the screen says so. Being measured against a number invented for you is worse than waiting for a real one.

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Updated 23 September 2026. Something unclear? Write to [email protected]. A person reads it.