Dave’s Content Topic Opportunity Finder

Last updated March 2026

Dave’s Content Topic Opportunity Finder helps you evaluate any content idea through a strategic scoring model, without needing keyword data, SEO tools, or live search volumes.

Instead of trying to predict exact traffic numbers, this tool focuses on what actually drives content performance: audience demand, search intent, competition level, differentiation potential, business relevance, evergreen value, and effort required.

It converts your inputs into a simple opportunity score and priority level, giving you a structured way to compare topics and decide what is worth creating. It does not fetch external search data or analyze SERPs, but it does give you a practical, repeatable system for choosing strong ideas and avoiding weak ones.

Dave’s Content Topic Opportunity Finder

Evaluate Your Content Idea

Describe your topic and rate it on simple scales. The scoring model will translate your inputs into a clear opportunity score and priority level.

Use any topic, phrase, keyword, or idea you might create content around.
Please enter a topic or idea.
How interested do you believe your audience is in this topic.
Please select a demand level.
How likely is this topic to align with real searches or questions people ask.
Please select a search intent level.
How crowded is this topic in search results and content platforms.
Please select a competition level.
How easily can you say something fresh, deeper, or more useful than what already exists.
Please select a differentiation level.
How directly does this topic move people toward the products or services you sell.
Please select a relevance level.
Where in the customer journey this topic is most likely to help.
Please select a funnel stage.
How long this topic is likely to stay relevant and useful.
Please select an evergreen level.
Consider research effort, examples, visuals, and approvals needed.
Please select a difficulty level.

Recently evaluated topics

Each time you calculate a score in this session, the topic is stored here so you can compare potential ideas side by side.

No topics have been evaluated yet.
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