Preserve the source
Record the public URL, capture date, page type, and exact observed text. Distinguish those facts from inferences about the competitor's strategy, traffic, or results.
Use public signals to form hypotheses. Arki never presents competitor inference as verified fact.
Public-source research
A topic gap is an observed theme or page pattern that a competitor covers and your current inventory may not. It is a research prompt, not proof that your team should copy or publish it.
Record the public URL, capture date, page type, and exact observed text. Distinguish those facts from inferences about the competitor's strategy, traffic, or results.
Check buyer relevance, product fit, existing page overlap, available evidence, and production cost. Reject gaps that do not support a useful decision for your own audience.
Evaluate the candidate with Keyword Worth, assign it in the Page Matrix, or see the complete SEO and GEO toolset.