Tracking Your Progress
Posted November 20, 2025Updated November 21, 2025By Zak Kann
The editor's header bar shows you exactly what you need to know: "Am I done yet?"
The Key Metrics
All metrics appear in the top header bar of the editor.
1. Entity Coverage Score (The Most Important One)
A percentage (0-100%) showing how well you are covering important topics compared to competitors.
- Goal: Reach the green "Optimal Range" shown under the score.
- How to improve: Add the Red entities in the sidebar.
2. Word Count
Your current article length.
- Guideline: Aim for 1500-2500 words for comprehensive content.
- Remember: Quality > Quantity. Don't fluff to hit a number.
3. Outline Progress
How many sections of your outline you have filled in.
- Example: "3 / 8 Sections"
- Use it: To make sure you don't skip planned topics.
4. Traffic Opportunity
Estimated monthly visitors if you reach Page 1.
- Use it: For motivation. This number reminds you why the work matters.
How to Use These Metrics While Writing
- Start Writing: Don't obsess over metrics at the beginning. Focus on getting your ideas down.
- Check Midway: Around 1000 words, glance at the Entity Score. Are you in the red? Add missing entities.
- Finish Strong: Before marking as complete, ensure:
- Entity Score is Green (in optimal range).
- Word Count is 1500+.
- Outline is Complete (all sections filled).
When You Are Done
Your content is ready when:
- ✅ Entity Score: Green (optimal range)
- ✅ Word Count: 1500+ words
- ✅ Outline Progress: 100% (all sections complete)
- ✅ Quality Check: You are happy with the writing
Remember: These are guides, not laws. If your 1200-word article is brilliant and comprehensive, it's ready.