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Getting startedCreating your Rankbank accountAdding your first websiteProving your site is yoursWriter view and Site owner viewHow Rankbank tells you thingsYour dashboardRankbank Pro and billing
Site audit & search growthThe SEO overview, explainedHow Rankbank reads your siteThe site health scoreThe Problems to fix pageEvery problem type, explainedYour fix listFindings: how to read a cardEverything Rankbank looks forThe map of your siteConnecting Google Search ConsoleThe growth planSuggested linksTopics and content ideasAuthority: how much weight your site carriesThe Search traffic pagePast reads and history
Guest postsGuest posting on RankbankSubmitting your first guest postImporting from Google DocsWriting in the Rankbank editorReview & send: the last step before the editorsWhen the editors ask for changesTracking your guest postsFor site owners: opening your site to guest postsFor site owners: writing your guidelinesFor site owners: reviewing a submissionFor site owners: publishing and the live checkThe Content Library
Link exchangeLink swaps on RankbankSetting up your site for swapsPages you shareFinding a site to swap withSending a swap requestReviewing a swap request you receivedAsking a partner for a linkAnswering a link requestWhen the page is published somewhere you can't editHow Rankbank keeps watchThe partner ledger
Content calendarThe content calendarSetting up your calendarWhere the keywords come fromReading the calendarSteering an article before it's writtenReviewing and editing a draftConnecting where it publishesPublishing and what happens nextStyle & settings
TutorialsYour first site audit, from "read my site" to fixes you can ship this weekConnecting Search Console and turning its data into clicksWriting a guest post that gets accepted, the full pathRunning guest posts on your site without letting quality slipYour first link swap, start to finishKeeping your links alive, from wording changes to missing linksA month of content on autopilot, done properly
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Getting startedCreating your Rankbank accountAdding your first websiteProving your site is yoursWriter view and Site owner viewHow Rankbank tells you thingsYour dashboardRankbank Pro and billing
Site audit & search growthThe SEO overview, explainedHow Rankbank reads your siteThe site health scoreThe Problems to fix pageEvery problem type, explainedYour fix listFindings: how to read a cardEverything Rankbank looks forThe map of your siteConnecting Google Search ConsoleThe growth planSuggested linksTopics and content ideasAuthority: how much weight your site carriesThe Search traffic pagePast reads and history
Guest postsGuest posting on RankbankSubmitting your first guest postImporting from Google DocsWriting in the Rankbank editorReview & send: the last step before the editorsWhen the editors ask for changesTracking your guest postsFor site owners: opening your site to guest postsFor site owners: writing your guidelinesFor site owners: reviewing a submissionFor site owners: publishing and the live checkThe Content Library
Link exchangeLink swaps on RankbankSetting up your site for swapsPages you shareFinding a site to swap withSending a swap requestReviewing a swap request you receivedAsking a partner for a linkAnswering a link requestWhen the page is published somewhere you can't editHow Rankbank keeps watchThe partner ledger
Content calendarThe content calendarSetting up your calendarWhere the keywords come fromReading the calendarSteering an article before it's writtenReviewing and editing a draftConnecting where it publishesPublishing and what happens nextStyle & settings
TutorialsYour first site audit, from "read my site" to fixes you can ship this weekConnecting Search Console and turning its data into clicksWriting a guest post that gets accepted, the full pathRunning guest posts on your site without letting quality slipYour first link swap, start to finishKeeping your links alive, from wording changes to missing linksA month of content on autopilot, done properly
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Content calendar

Plan a month of articles from your own search data, steer the drafts, and publish to your CMS.

How it works

Where the plan comes from, and what it needs to get started.

  • 1The content calendarA month of planned articles built from your real search data and your own pages, written on their scheduled day and reviewed by you before anything goes out.
  • 2Setting up your calendarThe four onboarding stages, what the first build does, how long it takes, and how to refresh the plan later.
  • 3Where the keywords come fromThe three sources behind your plan, how each one is scored, and how to read the Keywords page and its reasons.

Working through a month

Reading the grid, steering a draft, and editing what comes back.

  • 4Reading the calendarThe month grid, what a day cell tells you, every button label and what it means, and the three hover controls.
  • 5Steering an article before it's writtenThe two ways to brief the writer, when to use each, and how your input shows up in the finished draft.
  • 6Reviewing and editing a draftThe article editor, the evidence panel that shows what produced the draft, and what generation refuses to do.

Getting it published

Connecting your CMS, publishing, and setting the house style.

  • 7Connecting where it publishesThe eight platforms Rankbank can publish to, what each connection needs, and what actually gets sent.
  • 8Publishing and what happens nextSending a draft to your blog, the statuses an entry passes through, the publishing history, and what to check afterwards.
  • 9Style & settingsCadence, timezone, voice, banned phrases, linking and image options, and how the nightly top-up keeps the calendar rolling.
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