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With keywords sort of not counting the way they used too with volume and difficulty. Now were into entities and intent I often find content that covers many entities and intents which gives a mixed message to google, this is often seen in the GSC queries for the page and competition shown by say semrush is not relevant. Do you have a tool that analyzes the page for entities and relevance to the keyword the page is attempting to rank for? I would like a quick analyzing and recommend the top entities for the page main keyword and intent. Then in logical order the others the page has triggered that need to become separate clusters to the pillar page. So i guess it would evaluate the H1 and H2 vs the google search console data vs logical order of entities as google still doesnt understand them all

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