Toronto SEO
Content · Original finding

Pages with three or more verifiable facts per 500 words showed materially higher citation rates than fact-sparse counterparts in our 2026 audit set.

We split 60 pages into a fact-dense cohort (≥3 facts per 500 words) and a fact-sparse cohort (<3). The dense cohort was cited on 42% of probed queries; the sparse cohort on 19%.

Methodology

Manual fact-counting (years, currency, percentages, durations, named regulators) across 60 service-page samples; LLM probe on a 25-query basket.

Limits of this finding

Correlation, not causation. Fact-dense pages tend also to be longer and better internally linked.

More Content findings

Quebec French-language commercial queries have roughly 3.4× lower agency competition density than equivalent English queries in adjacent provinces, despite similar search volume.

Across 60 matched query pairs (e.g. 'avocat Montreal' vs 'lawyer Toronto', 'dentiste Quebec' vs 'dentist Ottawa'), we counted top-10 organic agency-page competitors. The mean for English Ontario queries was 8.3 agency-built pages; for matched French Quebec queries, 2.4. Search volume — pulled from public Google Trends index — was within 15% on average. This is the largest under-served programmatic opportunity in Canadian SEO.

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