Content

Once you've found a gap, Signal can generate a full draft to fill it — then let you edit it in a rich-text editor.

Once you've found a gap, Signal can help you write something to fill it.

Generating content

Click Generate Content and you'll be guided through three steps:

Select an Answer Gap

Choose the prompt or topic you want to target from your Answer Gaps.

Add competitor pages to outrank

Paste up to 5 URLs of competitor content currently winning that answer. Signal can also auto-suggest these based on the gap's top competitors.

Choose a content type

Pick the format that fits — then Signal researches the competitor pages and generates a full draft, showing live progress as it works through research and writing.

Content types

Article

In-depth and informative.

Blog Post

Conversational and engaging.

How-to Guide

Step-by-step instructions.

FAQ

Question and answer format.

Comparison

Side-by-side analysis.

Listicle

Numbered list format.

Content list page showing three generated pieces with type, score, status, and creation date, plus filters and a Generate Content button

The content editor

Generated content opens in a full rich-text editor (similar to Notion or Google Docs). Inside it you can:

Edit text directly, with a floating formatting toolbar
See a Content Score (0–100) reflecting overall quality, with a plain-language label like "Good"
View a score breakdown across readability, depth, and structure
See stats: word count, headings, paragraphs, images, and links
Browse a Document Outline for quick navigation
Review the Research Timeline showing each generation step and how long it took

Content editor showing a generated article with a content score of 63, word/heading/paragraph/image/link stats, and a readability/depth/structure score breakdown in the sidebar

Your edits autosave a few seconds after you stop typing, so there's no manual save to worry about — though a manual Save button is available if you want to be sure.