How much content does your store need to dominate search results in your niche?
Ollie can build and publish all the expert guides you need in days, not months.
See What Ollie Builds →The niche authority score estimates how much content a store needs to be treated as a reliable source in its niche, and where you stand now. You enter your niche, how competitive it is and how many posts you have. It returns a target range, a progress bar, a comparison with an average competitor and a rough time range.
The targets are fixed ranges by competition level: 30 to 50 guides for low, 50 to 100 for medium, and 100 to 200 for high.
Search engines read depth across a subject, not one good page. Knowing roughly how large a topic cluster needs to be turns "write more" into a number you can plan and budget for.
The ranges are planning assumptions, not measured thresholds. Authority also comes from who links to you and how good the pages are, so a smaller set of strong pages can outperform a large set of weak ones. Use the number to size the job, not as a pass mark.
Topical authority is how well a site is seen to cover a subject in depth, as shown by the range and quality of its pages on it and how they connect.
The tool uses ranges by competition level, from about 30 to 50 for low competition to 100 to 200 for high. They are planning assumptions, not a rule from Google.
The tool shows a time range by competition level. Real timing depends on how fast you publish and how competitive the niche is.
No. Thin or repetitive pages dilute a site. Cover the questions buyers ask well before adding volume.