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Automatic backlinks now lays out its setup steps, taking part and who may link from your pages as Settings rows, with a save bar that appears once you change something.

Exchange rules now shows each rule as its own row under Topics, Links and Who can ask, with the version in force on top, and Edit opens an editor that can change that rule.

Find partners now lists sites in one table with authority, sites linking, spam score and reply time side by side, marks the sites you already know, and goes past the first twenty.

Trading links with a site you choose is now called Backlink Exchange everywhere, and the Pro feature that places links inside articles is Automatic backlinks.

Pages you share now groups your pages by section, like /blog, with a switch on each page for whether partners can pick it, and adding pages opens in a side panel.

Partners is now one table with the live links each way and the next step for each partner, and admins can end or resume a partnership from its ⋯ menu.

Requests now has two tabs, Sent to you and You sent, with each request's status in plain words and Review and Decline right on its row.

Rules for writers now shows every rule at once, one row each under Topics, The article, Links and Your reply time, with the presets stacked on top.

The Backlink Exchange overview now opens on four numbers, the requests waiting for your answer and your exchanges in progress, with your listing and partners to ask beside them.

Billing and plan now shows your plan, status, slots and renewal date as rows, and lists the sites it covers with yours first.

Page buttons are one size, Backlink Exchange card titles match the dashboard's, and a connected Google sign-in shows the same status as your email.

Every notification email has a new look: the button says the next step, the filler line is gone, and you can reply to any of them and a person reads it.

In a site's Settings, guest posts and backlink exchanges are now two groups, each with its own rules, summed up in a line and edited in a panel beside the page.

My invitations now shows your invite links in one short list, with each site's icon, and lets you make a new link from any of your sites.

Notification preferences are now rows with a switch each, like Profile and Settings, and one bar saves your notification choices.

You get one email when an article is written, not a second one saying it is planned for today. "Is live" emails open the published page, the reminder names the article, and the email greets you by first name.

People now lists everyone on your site in one table, with their role, status and when they joined. Invite several people at once, and see what each role allows before you choose.

Profile settings is now four short groups, Profile, Sign-in and security, Preferences and Notifications, with a list to jump between them.

Website overview shows how set up your site is as a percentage, with one bar of the steps and the next one to do. The sidebar shows the same percentage until you reach 100%.

Your site's setup percentage and its next step now sit right under the search on your dashboard, and the percentage shows beside Dashboard in the menu.

The confirm, reset and sign-in link emails now arrive from no-reply@rankbench.io, so they no longer look like they came from somewhere else.

The audit email carries your score, which way it moved and the three fixes to start with. The plan email lists the first articles and their days. The article email opens with its first lines, its length and its day.

Getting started, website setup and every Verify button show the same Search Console-first step, with Check my site always in view. Agencies see emailing the site's owner first.

A site's two pages drop their Overview and Settings tabs, which repeated the menu. Each page is named in its heading, under your site's address.

Website overview now shows your site's details, its authority, Google clicks, health and content plan, and everything Rankbench runs for it, each with where it stands.

Everything you set for a site now sits on one Settings page, in groups with a list to jump between them, and one Save for your changes.

When you add a website, we read its homepage and fill in its main country, language and topics, so you only check them and continue.

When you sign up or add a website, verifying it starts with connecting Google Search Console, with what it's for and what we do with your data said up front.

Backlink Exchange settings let you pick several target countries but kept only the first. You now pick one main audience country, and that is what is saved.

An audit that read fewer than five pages shows no health score, rather than one worked out from a page or two.

Findings no longer ask you to rank for searches for your own brand, and the extra clicks they estimate rest on the searches a page already gets.

A guest post written for another site before it had rules now opens in the editor instead of an error page.

When an audit stops at its page limit, the pages it never reached are no longer listed as pages nothing on your site links to.

Verifying with Google needs owner or full access in Search Console, and a check that finds only restricted access says what to do instead.

Findings and the Search tab read one 28-day window of your Google data, so a search is no longer counted again for every sync, and findings on busy sites update again.

The email saying your site audit is done now reaches people on the default email setting.

Your dashboard now opens on the site it reports on, with its clicks, health, authority and six months of work on the first screen.

Agencies now answer each setup question once for every client site, and can verify them all with one Search Console sign-in.

Type a question into search and choose Ask AI to get an answer about your site without leaving the page.

The SEO workspace now leads with clicks: what your fixes and opportunities could add, and the one job to start with.

The verification screen now says what verifying unlocks, which method suits you, and what to do when a check finds nothing.

Redrawing earlier pictures picks up where it stopped if an update interrupts it, within the hour.

Articles now get a clean diagram, in your colours, where a section lists steps, compares two options or states a set of numbers.

Covers and pictures now use your site's own colours and a look chosen for your kind of business, and the Pictures card shows them before anything is drawn.

A second press of Publish while an article is being sent is refused, so it can no longer reach your site twice.

An article is published only once its pictures are ready, and the calendar now checks your site to show whether it is really live.

The writer now varies how articles open, uses the year only where a fact needs it, and drops the words that give AI writing away.

A verified site now gets its first 30-day plan without asking, and a month with open days finds more topics overnight.

Opening an article in the editor no longer marks it as edited or sends it to your blog again.

If your site has nowhere to publish, one press creates a free blog with your site's name and look, and your articles start going out the next day.

An audit that could not load any page now says why, and you can run it again straight away.

Long articles no longer fail partway through writing after two minutes.

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Rankbench plans, writes and adds SEO articles to your Webflow CMS collection, as draft items or live. Connect with an API token. See every field it fills.

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Rankbench plans, writes and creates SEO articles in your Strapi collection as Markdown, draft or published. Works with Strapi 4 and 5. See every field.

Send every Rankbench article to a Next.js or Astro blog, a headless CMS or any endpoint, as one signed JSON request with HTML and Markdown. Free to use.

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