Context over strings
A query such as “jaguar” is ambiguous on its own. Page title and URL resolve whether the intent is automotive, wildlife, or something else entirely.
Relevant evaluates what a domain consistently ranks for, not what its homepage claims to be about. The result is a defensible measure of backlink prospect quality, topical alignment, and content risk.
We begin with the domain’s live ranking footprint: queries, destination URLs, titles, search demand, position, and estimated traffic.
The system groups signals by ranking page, prioritizes the pages with the strongest organic footprint, and selects representative queries for analysis.
Keyword, URL, and title are interpreted together. The language model forms a contextual representation of topic and intent instead of relying on literal term overlap.
Each observed intent is evaluated against a model-built boundary of the target niche: core topics, adjacent topics, ambiguous territory, and clear outliers.
Independent relevance and content-risk signals are normalized and aggregated into decision-ready scores, with calibrated warning and failure bands.
You get the score, verdict, and the keyword-level evidence behind it, so a reviewer can verify why a domain passed, warned, or failed.
xᵢ = { queryᵢ, pathᵢ, titleᵢ }rᵢ, gᵢ = classify(xᵢ | niche) ∈ [0,1]²R = 100 · |{i : rᵢ ≥ τᵣ}| / nG = calibrate(|{i : gᵢ ≥ τg}|)Conceptual projection. Production scoring uses model-based classification and calibrated evidence aggregation rather than a single geometric distance.
This is not another backlink index. Relevant is the quality layer after prospect discovery. Import candidate domains from your outreach or backlink analysis workflow, then test whether their organic footprint actually belongs to your niche.
qᵢ, uᵢ, tᵢ, etvᵢ, rankᵢLive Google organic rankings, currently scoped to US English.
P(u) = max(etvᵤ) + λ · residual(etvᵤ)Pages are ranked by concentrated and supporting traffic signals.
xᵢ = tuple(query, path, title)One representative search intent is selected from each priority page.
yᵢ = (relevanceᵢ, riskᵢ)Both dimensions are bounded independently on the interval [0, 1].
S = aggregate(y₁ ... yₙ | τ)Calibrated decision bands produce pass, warning, and failure states.
Traditional filters ask whether a keyword contains the right phrase. Relevant asks whether the underlying search intent belongs inside the topical neighborhood of your niche.
A query such as “jaguar” is ambiguous on its own. Page title and URL resolve whether the intent is automotive, wildlife, or something else entirely.
A polished homepage is easy to manipulate. Sustained organic rankings across representative pages are a harder, more useful signal of what a domain actually covers.
A domain can be topically relevant and still carry risky content. Relevance and sensitive-content exposure are evaluated separately, then presented together.
The final number is never the whole answer. Relevant returns the classified queries that shaped the verdict so humans can audit the decision.
The production pipeline combines live organic-search observations, contextual language-model reasoning, and proprietary calibration. Exact prompts, thresholds, weighting logic, and provider orchestration remain part of the scoring system, not the marketing page.
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