> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://monid.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Find Content Opportunities for Your Store

> Use Monid to recommend five prioritized content improvements grounded in customer questions and keyword evidence.

Give your agent your store URL, competitors, and audience. It uses Monid to find recurring customer questions, inspect competing pages, and return prioritized editorial recommendations.

<Tip>
  **Example question:** Which five pages or FAQs should a skincare store prioritize for US search traffic?
</Tip>

## Try it yourself (give it to your agent)

```text Prompt theme={null}
Use Monid to recommend five content improvements for a skincare ecommerce store targeting English-speaking customers in the US.

Ask for the store URL, main products, target customer, up to two competitors, and any existing articles or Search Console findings I can share. My budget is $3. Inspect prices and limit paid keyword checks to a small shortlist.

Find recurring customer questions in relevant public discussions, inspect competing pages, and use available keyword data to evaluate demand and intent. Recommend a new page, an FAQ addition, an update to an existing page, or no action for each topic. Avoid unsupported medical claims and do not treat keyword volume as a traffic guarantee.

Return five prioritized recommendations with supporting sources, the customer question, search intent, proposed title, outline, and first-hand product evidence needed. Include rejected topics and actual spend. Do not publish changes.
```

## Potential tools

* [**Ahrefs**](https://monid.ai/tools/ahrefs): `/site-explorer/top-pages` and `/keywords-explorer/overview` provide competing-page and keyword information.
* [**Reddit**](https://monid.ai/tools/reddit): Apify's `/practicaltools/apify-reddit-api` surfaces customer language.
* [**TinyFish**](https://monid.ai/tools/tinyfish): retrieves relevant pages.

The agent turns those inputs into editorial decisions.

## Example output

<Note>Names, counts, and details below are fictional. Real responses include actual sources, costs, and generated files.</Note>

> **Start with a *"How to choose your first skincare routine"* guide.** The reviewed discussions repeatedly ask about product order and avoiding unnecessary steps. Use your actual product instructions and have health-related statements reviewed appropriately.
>
> **Add a refill FAQ to the product pages.** Questions about replacing pumps, cleaning containers, and subscription timing are better answered near the purchase decision than in separate articles.
>
> **Update the moisturizer comparison page.** Explain texture, ingredients, intended use, and price with consistent comparison criteria.
>
> I would **skip** a generic *"best skincare ingredients"* article for now: it is broad, difficult to differentiate, and would require stronger expert evidence.
>
> The full recommendation includes **5 briefs** and the supporting research.
