Every month RankUp writes what moved on your site and why, ranks the pages worth fixing, and puts Lyra on the report so you can turn a finding into work.

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It starts from your Search Console.

Clicks, impressions, and average position, this month against the last. Every line traces back to Google's own numbers.

What moved, in plain language.

What moved, by how much, and what it means, in the words you would use. You get the takeaway before you open a chart.

It points each page at its likely cause.

An edit RankUp made, a new page, a competitor, a seasonal shift. The report shows the likely cause, not a guarantee.

It ranks what's worth your time.

Each page gets a 0 to 100 priority and a recommendation, so the highest-value fix sits at the top.

What separates your best pages from the rest.

Instead of reading one page at a time, the report compares your whole library and names the pattern your best pages share. You get the pages and numbers behind every claim.

Each page, read against last month.

Clicks, impressions, and average position sit beside AI-search referrals from your own analytics, so a slip shows up the month it starts.

Turn a finding into work from the report.

Ask why a page dropped. Point Lyra at a ranked page and she starts the recommended work from the report.

Each report reads against the last.

A fresh report lands every month. RankUp reads the site again, explains what moved, and ranks what is next, picking up where the last cycle left off.

  1. Read
  2. Explain
  3. Rank

The report sits inside the rest of RankUp.

  1. Shared business knowledge

    Product, audience, and market context stay available to every agent that acts on a finding.

  2. Findings become writing

    Lyra frames the change. Cedric writes it. You review the diff before it goes live.

  3. Next month starts informed

    Performance learnings update pages already live and shape what gets planned next.

The audit decides the moves.

Every page gets a recommendation and a priority. This report is the retrospective: what changed after those moves ran.

See the content audit

A finding becomes a diff you review.

Lyra does not publish from the report on her own. You ask, the edit comes back side by side with the original, then it can go to your CMS.

See content optimization See the writer

Search numbers beside on-page behaviour.

Connect PostHog and the report reads behaviour next to Search Console, so a page that ranks well but loses its readers gets diagnosed as that.

See the PostHog integration

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