Find the keywords you can actually take
Upload page one for the keywords you're weighing. Jev reads every result and flags the weak ones: off-intent, forum threads, thin pages, stale posts and small sites. Three or more on page one and the keyword is yours to take.
Read page one
Jev answers five literal questions about every result in one call: does it answer the exact search, is it a forum thread, a thin page, out of date, on a strong site?
388 ms a result · $0.00003 of compute
Count what's beatable
A result that fails any of those is one a focused, current page can outrank. 3 or more on page one and the keyword is takeable; the best goes first.
41 of 80 beatable · 5 of 8 keywords takeable
Check the close calls
Results Jev was split on go to a short needs-a-human list with the probability, so you check a handful by hand, not the whole sheet.
4 of 80 to check · $0.00215 for the study
Eight email marketing keywords, read by Jev
The results, sites and authority scores are invented (Reddit, Quora, YouTube and Wikipedia appear only as generic platforms), so no real site's ranking is on show. The verdicts are real Jev output, recorded October 11, 2026.
5 keywords you can take.
80 results read in 5.5 seconds · 20% of page-one slots held by small sites
Page one for every keyword
beatable unsure strongOutlined: 3 or more beatable results, so a focused, current page has room. Pick a keyword to see its page one.
“email marketing for restaurants”
8 beatable · 0 unsure · 2 strong- #1Restaurant POS System | TablesidePOStablesidepos.exampleBeatableThin pageOff intent
- #2Email Marketing for Restaurants: 10 Campaigns That Fill Tablesplateandpour.exampleBeatableSmall site
- #3Restaurant Marketing Ideas (2019)smallbiznotes.exampleBeatableSmall siteOff intentOut of date
- #4Does email marketing work for a small restaurant? : r/restaurantownersreddit.comBeatableForum thread
- #5Loyalty Programs | TablesidePOStablesidepos.exampleBeatableThin pageOff intent
- #6Email Marketing for Restaurants: The Complete Guidebusinessdaily.exampleStrong
- #7How restaurants use email to fill slow nightsgrowthletters.exampleBeatableSmall site
- #8Restaurant email templates | MailTrellismailtrellis.exampleBeatableThin page
- #9Food marketing - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.orgBeatableOff intent
- #10How We Grew Our Restaurant With Emailyoutube.comStrong
Why they’re beatable
Across 41 beatable results. One result can have several reasons.
- Thin page11
- Small site16
- Off intent20
- Forum thread9
- Out of date12
Keywords you can take
Needs a human
4Results Jev was split on. Check these yourself before you count them either way.
- for “best time to send a newsletter”53%Intent split
- for “how to clean an email list”56%Maybe thin
- for “best time to send a newsletter”59%Intent split
- for “what is email deliverability”37%Intent split
Could you outrank this result?
Paste one result from page one, or start from an example. Jev answers the same five questions it asks in a study.
Pick an example or paste a result from page one. Jev answers its five questions and says whether you could outrank it.
Five literal questions, one call per result
Each answer is a probability, not a gut call, and the rules that turn them into a verdict are fixed, so every keyword is judged the same way.
Answers the exact search
Does this result (its title and snippet) answer the exact search keyword, the way the searcher means it?
Beatable below 30%: it answers a different question.
Forum or Q&A thread
Is the result at url a forum thread, a Q&A page or a community post, like Reddit, Quora or a comment thread?
Beatable at 70% or more: a thread, not an answer.
Thin page
Is the result a thin page for this search: a product, pricing, category, tool or home page, a short listing or a stub, rather than an in-depth answer?
Beatable at 70% or more: a product, pricing or stub page.
Out of date
Does the result look out of date: published more than two years before today, or a year in the title more than a year before today? With no dates to go on, answer no.
Beatable at 70% or more: over two years old.
Strong site
Is the site at url a strong site: a domain authority of 40 or more if one is given, otherwise a major brand, a large publication, an encyclopedia, a big marketplace or official documentation?
Beatable below 30%: a small site, authority under 40.
Where the results come from
Any export of page one with a title and link per result: Ahrefs, Semrush, a SERP API or a spreadsheet. Add the snippet, publish date and domain rating for sharper calls. Evally doesn’t scrape Google.
Judge results from your own pipeline
The judge behind studies is a ready-made template, serp-beatability. Send it one result from your rank tracker or SERP API and get the five answers back.
curl -X POST https://tryevally.com/api/v1/judges/serp-beatability/run \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVALLY_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ --data @- <<'JSON'{ "input": { "keyword": "how to write a welcome email", "title": "What's your best welcome email? Mine gets 8% clicks : r/emailmarketing", "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/emailmarketing/comments/1a2b3c/whats_your_best_welcome_email/", "snippet": "Sharing mine below. Curious what's working for everyone else this year.", "published": "2024-02-19", "authority": "91", "today": "2026-10-11" }}JSON{ "verdict": "beatable", "label": "Beatable", "answers": { "on_intent": { "type": "yes_no", "value": 0.18 }, "forum": { "type": "yes_no", "value": 0.99 }, "thin": { "type": "yes_no", "value": 0.58 }, "outdated": { "type": "yes_no", "value": 0.7 }, "big_site": { "type": "yes_no", "value": 0.75 } }, "ms": 631, "usage": { "input_tokens": 660 }}Know which keywords you can win before you write
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