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What information is your potential customer missing on your page?

Your page may describe what you offer, but does it also answer the questions that help someone choose? Propps investigates which relevant information is already present and which additions make sense, in the context of the prompt you are researching.

Which answers are missing?

Who is this for?βœ“ Observed
What conditions apply?β—‹ Investigate
What does the approach involve?βœ“ Observed
What supporting evidence is available?β—‹ Investigate
  • Discover which answers are missing.

    See which relevant information your page does not yet cover clearly.

  • Make your offering easier to assess.

    Identify additions that help a potential customer make a choice.

  • Give your content team a concrete brief.

    Discuss which information to add and why it matters.

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Turn missing information into a focused addition.

A page can describe your offering and still leave questions about its use, conditions or audience unanswered. Propps compares your content with the investigated prompt and relevant sources. See which addition could make your page more useful.

  • See what the investigated page already covers.
  • Evidence-based additions to your existing content.

Which answers are missing?

Who is this for?βœ“ Observed
What conditions apply?β—‹ Investigate
What does the approach involve?βœ“ Observed
What supporting evidence is available?β—‹ Investigate

Illustrative product example.

EXPERIENCE WITH PROPPS

From insight to a focused next step.

β€œWe finally knew more than where we were missing. We knew which page to improve and exactly what to change.”

Daan De BockMarketing Manager Β· CTRL-F
YOUR NEXT STEP

Turn insight into a focused next step.

Explore the options or arrange a demo to discuss how Propps fits your questions.

Good to know.

Does every page need to be longer?

No. Clearer explanation, better structure or removing contradictions may be more useful than additional text.

Is competitor content copied?

No. Differences must fit your offering and become a starting point for supported investigation.

Can research prove something is missing everywhere on my website?

Conclusions stay bounded by inspected pages and disclosed research coverage.