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Findability by condition and question type

Mean findability across all 20 sources, by question type. A = original source, B = dedicated page, C = section on the page.

Question typeA sourceB pageC section
Narrow (the moved concept)15%70%70%
Broad (the whole topic)60%13%57%
Compound20%72%57%

Locatability and depth-correctness for narrow questions track findability: A 50% / 15%, B 93% / 71%, C 93% / 71%. The embedded section in C is retrieved into the top 5 on 95% of narrow questions.

Per source, narrow questions

Each row is one source page and the concept ContentGrapher said to move. Coverage is the original page’s score. The three columns are narrow-question findability for each condition.

SourceMoved conceptCov.ABC
medium.comFAISS0.370%75%75%
restfulapi.netidempotency keys0.4625%100%100%
jwt.ioJWT encoding/decoding0.4775%75%75%
blog.postman.comleaky bucket algorithm0.4325%75%75%
hopkinsmedicine.orgsafety considerations0.4350%50%50%
health.harvard.edusleep quality0.5225%75%25%
betterhealth.vic.gov.augut-brain connection0.7025%50%75%
epa.govvermicomposting0.5425%50%75%
heather-grace.comrun coaching0.270%100%75%
fidelity.comrent-negotiation tradeoffs0.3625%50%75%
nj.pseg.comPJM wholesale market0.450%50%75%
schwab.comportfolio rebalancing0.380%50%50%
keywordinsights.aicontent gap analysis0.360%75%75%
carlinyuen.medium.comUX research0.300%100%100%
business.vic.gov.auworking capital0.420%75%75%
wallstreetprep.comdiscount rate0.540%100%100%
nngroup.compriming0.630%100%100%
twilio.comDKIM0.640%75%50%
infuse.comcontent mapping0.490%75%75%
bdc.camarketing strategy0.5025%0%0%

The effect is consistent: in 17 of 20 sources B beats A, with none reversed. The exception worth naming is bdc.ca, where the dedicated page scored below the source. The moved concept was “the four marketing strategies,” and the generated page delivered only three. A reminder that the win comes from developing the concept well, not from the act of moving it.

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