SV tools / Keyword-to-page mapping
Know what to improve next.
Match keyword groups to relevant URLs. Compare page scores, review potential keyword overlap, and turn your findings into a focused page improvement plan.
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Example report shown in PRO view. Account features and usage may vary.
01 / Find your page matches
See your leading URL candidates together, rather than deciding one page at a time. Compare the pick order and overall scores, then choose where to focus.
02 / Compare the details
Compare the elements of each candidate page before choosing a target. See where the title, copy, or headings need a closer look.
Use scores as review signals—not search rankings. Very high scores can also indicate over-optimization.
03 / Check for competing pages
Compare similar pages with your primary target. Overlap charts, similarity percentages, and risk labels help you decide which URLs deserve a closer review.
A signal to investigate—not an instruction to delete, merge, or redirect a page.
04 / Turn findings into improvements
Review current and suggested page titles, meta descriptions, H1s, and H2s side by side, with priorities to help organize the work.
Keywords sharing a target URL are grouped together, so you can review recommendations around the page you are improving.
Beyond the page edit
Move from a target page to its Topical Authority Plan. Choose a URL to optimize, generate page recommendations, or open the content options for its keyword group.
See it in action
Explore the report, then take a closer look at how keyword mapping fits into your optimization work.
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A few useful answers
Page choices, scores, overlap, and what to do with the report.
Ask the SV team ↗SEO Mapping is SV’s keyword-to-page mapping tool. It helps you compare relevant URLs for a keyword group, inspect page-element scores, review possible overlap, and turn a selected page into an improvement plan.
Start with the ranked candidates, then compare their page-element scores and the purpose of each URL. Pick #1 is the strongest match found for that keyword group—not a prediction of a number-one search ranking.
The report breaks down URL, title, meta description, body content, H1, H2, and H3 scores. Use them to investigate weak areas rather than chasing a maximum total. The report also warns that very high scores can signal over-optimization.
The experimental keyword-overlap view compares pages with the primary target and displays similarity percentages and risk labels. Treat these as prompts for investigation, not proof that a page must be removed or redirected.
The recommended-pages view can show a suggested new-page URL. Review that opportunity alongside the existing candidates before deciding whether to improve a page or create a more focused one.
Review suggested page titles, meta descriptions, H1 and H2 headings, and their priorities. The report also includes a topical authority plan and actions for page recommendations and supporting content. Review generated copy before applying changes to your website.
Keyword mapping helps you decide which URL should target a keyword group. A topical content plan develops supporting topics around that target. The SEO Mapping report connects the two through its Topical Authority Plan and content actions.
Yes. You can create a free SV account to get started. The example report on this page shows a PRO view; check your dashboard for the features and usage available to your account.
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Find your candidate URLs, compare the details, and decide what to improve.

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