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Getting startedCreating your Rankbench accountReading your site before you sign upAdding your first websiteProving your site is yoursWorkspaces, the switcher and your viewYour dashboardHow Rankbench tells you thingsRankbench Pro and billing
Your workspace and accountYour website and its settingsWorkspace settingsPeople and rolesInviting a website to RankbenchYour profile and accountThe assistantThe audit log
Site audit & search growthThe SEO overviewRunning the site auditThe site health scoreThe Fixes tabFindings, and how to read oneWorking your fix listThe kinds of fix, and how to triageEverything Rankbench looks forInternal linksTopicsPages nothing links toPast auditsConnecting Google Search ConsoleThe Search tabCompetitorsAuthorityThe page connections map
Guest postsGuest posting on RankbenchSubmitting your first guest postImporting from Google DocsWriting in the Rankbench editorReview and sendWhen the editors ask for changesTracking your guest postsThe Content LibraryOpening your site to guest postsWriting your guest post rulesReviewing a submissionFinal review and the Approver rolePublishing and the live check
Link exchangeLink swaps on RankbenchSetting up your site for swapsPages you sharePages you published elsewhereFinding 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 cannot editHow Rankbench keeps watchThe partner ledgerPlacements and agreements from older swapsThe automatic backlink exchangeAutomatic exchange settings and creditsReading your placementsCollaboration requests on published articles
Content calendarThe content calendarSetting up your calendarWhere the keywords come fromReading the calendarSteering a day before it is writtenThe day page and the editorRefreshing your topicsConnecting where it publishesPublishing and what happens nextBrief and settingsCovers and the pictures insideAll articles, and the rewrites the audit asks for
TutorialsHow to add your website and get it workingHow to run your first site audit and ship the fixesHow to connect Search Console and win more clicksHow to write a guest post that gets acceptedHow to accept guest posts on your site without losing qualityHow to do your first link swapHow to keep your links aliveHow to plan and publish a month of contentHow to invite a teammate, a client's site, or an agencyHow to get started with the automatic exchangeHow to use articles you published elsewhere in link swapsHow to get answers from the assistant
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Getting startedCreating your Rankbench accountReading your site before you sign upAdding your first websiteProving your site is yoursWorkspaces, the switcher and your viewYour dashboardHow Rankbench tells you thingsRankbench Pro and billing
Your workspace and accountYour website and its settingsWorkspace settingsPeople and rolesInviting a website to RankbenchYour profile and accountThe assistantThe audit log
Site audit & search growthThe SEO overviewRunning the site auditThe site health scoreThe Fixes tabFindings, and how to read oneWorking your fix listThe kinds of fix, and how to triageEverything Rankbench looks forInternal linksTopicsPages nothing links toPast auditsConnecting Google Search ConsoleThe Search tabCompetitorsAuthorityThe page connections map
Guest postsGuest posting on RankbenchSubmitting your first guest postImporting from Google DocsWriting in the Rankbench editorReview and sendWhen the editors ask for changesTracking your guest postsThe Content LibraryOpening your site to guest postsWriting your guest post rulesReviewing a submissionFinal review and the Approver rolePublishing and the live check
Link exchangeLink swaps on RankbenchSetting up your site for swapsPages you sharePages you published elsewhereFinding 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 cannot editHow Rankbench keeps watchThe partner ledgerPlacements and agreements from older swapsThe automatic backlink exchangeAutomatic exchange settings and creditsReading your placementsCollaboration requests on published articles
Content calendarThe content calendarSetting up your calendarWhere the keywords come fromReading the calendarSteering a day before it is writtenThe day page and the editorRefreshing your topicsConnecting where it publishesPublishing and what happens nextBrief and settingsCovers and the pictures insideAll articles, and the rewrites the audit asks for
TutorialsHow to add your website and get it workingHow to run your first site audit and ship the fixesHow to connect Search Console and win more clicksHow to write a guest post that gets acceptedHow to accept guest posts on your site without losing qualityHow to do your first link swapHow to keep your links aliveHow to plan and publish a month of contentHow to invite a teammate, a client's site, or an agencyHow to get started with the automatic exchangeHow to use articles you published elsewhere in link swapsHow to get answers from the assistant
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Your workspace and account

One website is one workspace. Who else can work on it, what the site is open to, and the settings that belong to you rather than to a module.

Your website

The site's own page, and the workspace it sits in.

  • 1Your website and its settingsThe site's own page: the checklist of what is finished and what is next, the settings behind it, and how to pause or archive a site.
  • 2Workspace settingsThe workspace profile that names you in the directory, the collaboration switches, discovery and submission, and the editorial guidelines fields.

People

Bringing in a colleague, an agency, or a site you want to work with.

  • 3People and rolesAdding somebody to a workspace, what each role may do, and the actions on a member's row.
  • 4Inviting a website to RankbenchSending an invitation to a site you want to work with, what the recipient walks through, and how SEO agent access is asked for and granted.

You

Your account, the assistant, and the record of what was done.

  • 5Your profile and accountYour name and photo, changing the address you sign in with, your password, connected sign-in methods, and the two questions that shape what the product puts first.
  • 6The assistantThe help panel on every page: what it answers from, the actions it can take on your behalf, how confirmations work, and what an admin can change about it.
  • 7The audit logThe immutable record of what was done in a workspace, who did it, and why it cannot be edited.
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