Everything Rankly does
Whether customers find you comes down to five things: the state of your site, what you publish, what AI assistants answer, who links to you, and knowing what worked. Rankly works on all five.
Technical
Pages Google can’t find or won’t keep
Then broken links, slow pages, dates that don’t add up, pages too alike and what AI bots can’t see.
AI answers
Named in ChatGPT, or someone else is
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews name you, who they name instead, and what to change.
Content
What to write next, with a full brief
Topics from your own searches, what each piece must cover and the facts to use. Pages to refresh as they slip, and clearer titles for pages people skip.
Links and mentions
Links you lost, and mentions without one
Sites that link to a page you moved, and sites that name you without a link. Who to ask, and which page to send them to.
Results
Every change counted, three times
At four weeks, three months and a year, against similar pages you left alone, so a busy season doesn’t pass for a result.
How they fit
Five parts, one list of improvements
One list, most important first
Whatever part it comes from, every improvement goes on one list, with the ones that can bring the most customers at the top.
Word for word, ready to use
Most improvements come as the exact text or setting, where it goes and why. You paste it in, or pass it to whoever runs your site.
Seen live, then counted
Once you’ve made a change, Rankly checks it on your page before it starts counting.
Where Rankly stops
Your site stays yours
- It doesn’t change your site. Every improvement waits for your OK, and you or your developer put it in.
- It doesn’t write or publish your articles. It plans each one and writes the brief.
- It doesn’t buy links or write to anyone for you. It tells you who to ask.