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Guides for every part of Rankbench — audits, guest posts, backlink exchanges, and the content calendar.
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Getting startedSet up your account, add a site, and learn your way around Rankbench before you pick a module.
Browse 9 articlesYour workspace and accountOne website is one workspace. Who else can work on it, what the site is open to, and the settings that belong to you rather than to a module.
Browse 8 articlesSite audit & search growthWhat the audit finds on your pages, what your Google data says, and the one list that ranks both by what it is costing you.
Browse 17 articlesGuest postsWriting and submitting guest posts, and running an editorial pipeline on a site you own.
Browse 13 articlesBacklink exchangeFinding sites to exchange backlinks with, agreeing every link in writing, and keeping the ones that go live alive. By hand, or automatically.
Browse 18 articlesContent calendarA rolling month of articles planned from your own search data, written on the day each one is due, and sent where you publish.
Browse 13 articlesYour hosted blogA blog we run for you, on your own address: writing and publishing, the design studio, your domain, and bringing a blog across from somewhere else without breaking a link.
Browse 16 articlesTutorialsStep-by-step guides with screenshots, each taking one job from the first click to the finished result.
Browse 12 articlesNew to Rankbench?
Four short reads, in the order you'll need them.
- Creating your Rankbench accountSigning up with Google or an email address, what happens on the screen straight afterwards, and the difference between an account with a workspace and one without.
- Adding your first websiteThe Get started screen, the setup steps that follow, and the card on your Website overview that shows how far setup has got and what to do next.
- Running the site auditWhat the audit does in one run, how to start it and cap it, how long it takes, what it fills in when it finishes, and what to do when it fails.
- Your dashboardThe setup card, what each tile and list counts, how the Recommended and Fix suggestions are chosen, and why the page is best read as a router into the module that owns the work.
