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How Ranknera researches a keyword, writes and scores an article, and saves it as a draft in your WordPress site.

Create your account, connect your WordPress site, add a keyword and get your first draft in about ten minutes.

Create a WordPress application password, add your site to Ranknera, and fix a connection that fails.

Choose keywords that can rank, add one or many, and turn them into single articles or topic clusters.

Pending, Running, Needs review, Not saved, Failed, Published and the rest: what each means and what to do.

Group searches into topic clusters ranked by opportunity, and find keywords your competitors rank for that you don't.

The 100-point score, what it takes to pass, how revisions work, and how related searches and facts are handled.

Where finished articles go, how to approve one that needs review, publish a draft, and resend one WordPress didn't save.

Spread articles out over days or weeks, see what is planned on the calendar, and keep a steady publishing pace.

Connect Search Console so Ranknera can see how each article ranks and refresh the ones that slip.

What Autopilot does on its own, each of its settings, the limits that always apply, and how to pause it.

Set how your articles sound, run several WordPress sites from one account, and notify search engines.

What you can do in the iPhone app, the alerts it sends and how to mute them, and what stays on the web.

What each plan includes, how articles are counted each month, and how to delete your account and data.