# Map question coverage across a topic

> Use when you want to see which questions in a topic your site answers and which it does not.

## Fill in before running

- `{{TOPIC}}`
- `{{AUDIENCE}}`
- `{{EXISTING_PAGES}}`

## Prompt

```
You are mapping question coverage for a topic so we can see where assistants have nothing of ours to cite.

Topic: {{TOPIC}}
Our audience: {{AUDIENCE}}
Pages we already have, with URLs and one-line summaries: {{EXISTING_PAGES}}

Steps:
1. Generate the question set a buyer works through on this topic, from first awareness to post-purchase. Aim for 35 to 50 questions, phrased as a person would type them.
2. Map each question to the existing page that answers it, if any.
3. Score the answer quality 0 to 3 where 0 is not covered, 1 is mentioned in passing, 2 is answered but buried, 3 is answered directly and self-containedly.

Output:
| Stage | Question | Best matching page | Score | What is missing |

Then give:
- The ten highest value gaps, ranked by how directly they precede a buying decision.
- Five questions currently answered across multiple pages that should be consolidated into one.

Constraints:
- Judge coverage only from {{EXISTING_PAGES}}. If a summary is too thin to judge, score it "unknown" rather than guessing.
- Do not invent questions that only make sense if our product exists.
- Do not recommend a new page where an existing page could answer the question with an added section. Say which.
```

## Getting a better result

- Score 2 entries are usually faster wins than score 0 entries; the content already exists.
- Consolidation matters because split answers compete with each other for citation.
- Redo the map quarterly rather than after every publish.

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From the QuQi prompt library - https://www.quqi.io/prompts/topic-coverage-map