What Ranknera does

Ranknera turns a keyword you want to rank for into a researched, scored article, saved as a draft in your WordPress site. You decide what gets published.

What happens to a keyword

1. Research. Ranknera reads the current Google results for the keyword: which pages rank, what they cover and what they miss. It also finds related, more specific searches (long-tail keywords) and the search volume.
2. Brief. It plans the article: title, description, an outline of headings and the questions the article should answer, including the long-tail searches that fit.
3. Writing. It writes the article in your brand voice, checks facts and links, and links to your own published articles where that helps the reader.
4. Score and revise. Every draft is scored out of 100. If it falls short, the weak sections are rewritten, at most three times, and the best version is kept.
5. Draft in WordPress. The article, its images and its SEO title and description are saved as a draft in your site.
6. Track and refresh. With Google Search Console connected, Ranknera checks how each article ranks and refreshes the ones that slip.

What stays in your hands

• Which keywords to write about, or whether Autopilot picks them for you.
• Whether a draft is published. You can approve it in Ranknera, or edit and publish it in WordPress.
• Your brand voice, your sites, and which Google account Ranknera may read rankings from.

Where you use it

The dashboard at ranknera.com/app is where you add sites and keywords and review articles. The Ranknera phone app tells you when an article is ready or needs you, and lets you approve it from your phone.

Next step

Set up Ranknera takes about ten minutes: connect your site, add a keyword and get your first draft.