Coverage & Your Content

Understand how well your existing content addresses the queries tracked in your project, and track the AI search performance of your own URLs.

Overview

BuzzView provides two closely linked views for analysing your own content's performance in AI search:

Coverage
Shows how well your content matches each query in your project. Coverage scores measure how completely a URL addresses what AI platforms are asking about.
Your Content
A consolidated view of all your brand's URLs that appear in AI responses — whether as citations, mentions, or ranked results. Includes coverage scores and optimizer status.

Coverage Analysis

What it measures

Coverage analysis evaluates how well a specific URL on your site responds to a given query. A high coverage score means the content on that URL addresses the query comprehensively — the kind of content AI platforms are likely to cite or reference.

Coverage scores range from 0 to 10. A score above 7 generally indicates strong topical alignment. Scores below 4 suggest significant gaps that could be addressed through content improvement.

How to run a coverage analysis

  1. 1
    Go to the Prompts tab
    Navigate to the Prompts tab for your project. Select one or more queries.
  2. 2
    Click "Analyse Coverage"
    Use the coverage action button on the selected rows. A dialog will show the cost and the URLs that will be analysed.
  3. 3
    Confirm and wait
    Coverage analysis costs 5 credits per query/prompt. Results appear in the Coverage tab once complete.

Coverage Tab

The Coverage tab lists all queries that have been analysed, grouped by URL. For each query you can see:

  • The coverage score (0–10)
  • The processing status of the analysis
  • Whether the URL has been sent to the Optimizer
  • A link to view the full analysis and send the URL/query pair to the Optimizer
Credit Cost
Coverage analysis costs 5 credits per query. Content generation (via the Optimizer) costs an additional 25 credits for a brief or 50 credits for a brief plus full article.

Your Content

What it shows

The Your Content tab aggregates all URLs from your domain that have appeared in your project's AI responses — whether they were cited directly, mentioned, or ranked. It shows:

  • How many queries the URL ranks for (appears in AI responses)
  • How many queries have been analysed for coverage
  • The average coverage score across all analysed queries
  • Whether the URL has been sent to the Optimizer and its current status
  • Citation count — how often the URL was cited by AI platforms

Labels: C and R

Each URL in the Your Content view may show one or both of these labels:

C
Coverage — this URL has been analysed for coverage. The score reflects how well it addresses the matched queries.
R
Ranking — this URL appears in AI responses for one or more queries in your project.

Sending to the Optimizer

From the Your Content tab, you can select any URL and send it to the Optimizer along with a specific query. This creates an Optimizer job that generates a content brief or full article to help the URL perform better in AI responses.

Workflow: Coverage to Optimizer

  1. 1
    Identify underperforming URLs
    In Your Content or Coverage, look for URLs with low coverage scores or that appear infrequently in AI responses.
  2. 2
    Run coverage analysis (if not done)
    From the Prompts tab, select the relevant queries and run a coverage analysis for your URLs.
  3. 3
    Review coverage results
    Check the Coverage tab for detailed scores and gap analysis for each URL/query pair.
  4. 4
    Send to Optimizer
    For URLs with low scores, click "Send to Optimizer" and choose Brief or Brief + Content.
  5. 5
    Implement and re-run
    After publishing updated content, re-run your project to see if AI visibility improves.
Focus optimization effort on URLs that already rank (have the R label) but have low coverage scores. These pages are already on AI platforms' radar — improving their content depth is the fastest path to more citations.