Type 01
Position opportunity
Striking-distance queries sitting just off page one, where a relatively small ranking gain could materially improve visibility.
Most opportunity lists are keyword research with extra steps: thousands of terms you don’t rank for, sorted by volume. A long keyword list tells you what you could target. It doesn’t tell you what to work on next.
Searchscope starts with the visibility you already have. Find queries sitting just off page one, rankings generating fewer clicks than expected, intent mismatches and gaps around topics you already cover.
Clicks within reach+2,180est. if these are taken
Opportunities64of 1,204 pages
Avg position12.4across the queue
24 of 64 opportunities · positions 4 to 20 over the last 28 days
A page ranking on page two needs a different response from a page ranking fourth but generating fewer clicks than expected. Searchscope separates the opportunities because the recommended action is different.
Type 01
Striking-distance queries sitting just off page one, where a relatively small ranking gain could materially improve visibility.
Type 02
The page ranks well, but its click-through rate is significantly below what’s typically expected at that position.
Type 03
The ranking is already competitive and the page is relevant to the query, pointing to the search listing as the most likely place to improve performance. Review the title and description before changing the page itself.
Type 04
The page ranks, but it isn’t a strong match for what the searcher wants. The opportunity may require different content rather than another round of title and meta changes.
Type 05
Gaps around topics you already cover, including the specific subjects that ranking competitors address and your content doesn’t.
Each opportunity identifies the result format worth targeting, from FAQs and how-to results to AI Overviews, alongside the recommended content or structural changes that could improve your chances of appearing.
Content gaps go furthest. Rather than telling you a topic is underserved, the gap is broken into the specific subjects you haven't covered, scored against what the pages currently ranking do cover. So the output is a list of sections to write, not a topic to think about.
Each one carries a likelihood of winning the target search feature. High, medium or low, so a long shot on a big query is visibly a long shot rather than sitting beside a much safer one as though they were the same job.

One opportunity: where to start, the evidence and the change most likely to move it.
Demo dataEvery opportunity here is grounded in impressions you already have. Not a database of terms somebody else ranks for, not a volume export, and not a suggestion to write forty new pages.
The whole point is proximity. These are opportunities where your site already has some visibility or topical relevance, which gives you a shorter, more actionable queue than starting with every keyword you could target.
Use the Strategic Advisor to assess whether the opportunity should be prioritized against the other work in your queue. Send it to Content Studio to create a brief using the target search feature, the recommended changes and the competitors currently ranking for the result.
Once the change is live, mark the finding as applied. The Impact Tracker records the baseline from that date, so you can see what happens to rankings, clicks and visibility afterwards.
Connect your site and Searchscope runs the analyzers automatically, filtering and prioritizing the findings that deserve your attention.