Content Opportunity Score
Upload an SEMrush organic export to discover high-potential content opportunities. Our tool analyzes competitor data—ranking keywords, traffic, and difficulty—to generate a clear, actionable score.
Drop your SEMrush CSV file here
or click to select a file from your computer
How the Content Opportunity Score Formula Works
The Content Opportunity Score uses a sophisticated algorithm to give you a single, actionable score from 0–100. It evaluates four key metrics using logarithmic scaling and non-linear curves to provide an intelligent assessment that isn't skewed by outliers.
The score is based on these weighted components:
- Estimated Traffic (40%)
- Keyword Difficulty (15%)
- Average Search Volume (25%)
- Ranking Keywords (15%)
While the full calculation is complex, the core logic can be represented conceptually as:
// Component Scores are calculated on a logarithmic scale (0 to 1) Traffic_Score = log(Traffic + 1) / log(MaxTraffic + 1) Keyword_Score = log(Keywords + 1) / log(MaxKeywords + 1) Volume_Score = log(Avg. Volume + 1) / log(MaxVolume + 1) Difficulty_Score = (1 - (Avg. KD / 100))^2 // These are combined, weighted, and adjusted Base = (Traffic_Score * 0.40) + (Difficulty_Score * 0.15) + ... Final Score = min((Base * 100) + 15, 100)
How to Export the Right Report from SEMrush
To use this tool, you need a CSV export from SEMrush's Organic Research → Positions report:
- Log in to your SEMrush account.
- Navigate to Domain Analytics → Organic Research → Positions.
- Enter your competitor's domain and click Search.
- Click the Export button and choose CSV.
Upload this file using the drag-and-drop tool above, and our system will handle the rest.
How to Use This Metric
A higher Content Opportunity Score indicates a page has an excellent balance of high traffic potential and achievable keyword difficulty. Here’s how to interpret it:
- 75% and above: High-priority opportunity. These pages represent the best targets for you to analyze and create similar content for.
- 50%–74%: Moderate opportunity. These pages are worth considering, especially if they align with your core strategy.
- Below 50%: Low opportunity. These are likely not immediate priorities unless they serve a specific strategic purpose.
Combine this metric with your SEO strategy—focusing first on high-scoring URLs for faster results.