SEO articles researched, written and drafted to your WordPress
Give Ranknera a keyword. It studies what already ranks, writes an article from what those pages cover, scores and revises it, and leaves a draft in WordPress for you to approve.
How it works
Research the search results
For each keyword, Ranknera reads the current top organic results and parses the competing pages to see what they cover.
Brief and write
It decides the search intent, builds an outline, title and meta description in your site's voice, then writes the article and checks its facts against sources.
Score and revise
Every draft gets a score out of 100: 60 points from objective on-page checks and 40 from an editorial review. Weak sections are revised, at most three rounds, never an endless loop.
Draft to WordPress
Passing articles are saved to your WordPress as drafts, with the featured image and SEO fields set. You review and publish. Anything that fails is held for you instead.
What else it does
Several WordPress sites
Connect each site with an application password; every keyword belongs to one site.
Topic clusters
Plan a pillar page with supporting articles that link to each other.
Content calendar
Spread a batch of articles over days or weeks instead of publishing them at once.
Your brand voice
Ranknera reads your existing pages and writes in the same voice.
Competitor gaps
See keywords your competitors rank for that your site doesn't cover yet.
Cost per article
Every run records what its research, writing and images cost, against a monthly budget.
You stay the editor
Nothing goes live on its own unless you turn that on. By default every article arrives as a WordPress draft, and articles that miss the quality bar are held for review rather than published.