Domain Intersection

Gaps → Domain Intersection flips the gap lens: instead of what's missing, it shows the keywords shared by the competitors you select — the common ground of your category.

What you seeCopy Anchor Link

Select 2–4 competitors. The intersection lists every tracked keyword on which all selected competitors hold a top-20 position in the last 10 days of competitor rankings, with each competitor's position side by side. The table covers the selected competitors' positions — your own position for those keywords lives in Rank Tracking.

What it's forCopy Anchor Link

• Category definition — the intersection of your two closest competitors is your head category, stated in keywords. These belong in your site's core pages, not scattered blog posts.
• Head-to-head scorecards — pick two competitors and see, on exactly the terms they contest with each other, who leads and by how much (check your own position for those terms in Rank Tracking).
• SERP contention — terms where four or five tracked domains all appear are the most contested (and usually the highest-value) slots; expect AI Overviews and featured snippets to concentrate there too (see SERP features).

Reading the tableCopy Anchor Link

Positions for each domain on each shared keyword make the relative strength visible at a glance: domains leading on most of the intersection are the ones whose content structure is worth studying.

RelatedCopy Anchor Link

• Keyword Gap — the inverse: what you're missing.
• Competitors — manages which domains are available for selection.