Rank Revival

What is Rank Revival?

Rank Revival is a tool for marketers who want to identify content decay and prioritize pages that need optimization so you can ensure your website stays relevant and attracts traffic. Our AI audits provide actionable insights to enhance your content. Rank revival is an always on content audit for SEO's and content marketers. Know which pages are declining in traffic, keep detailed notes and use AI audits to improve your pages.

How to use Rank Revival?

Rank Revival analyzes Google Search Console data to identify pages declining in traffic. It provides AI-powered recommendations to improve content, track progress with task management features, and uncover competitor content gaps.

How does Rank Revival work?

Rank Revival downloads your website data from Google Search Console, and sorts it by the URLs that have been declining in traffic over time. This allows you and your team to focus refreshing content that needs it the most.

How can I keep track of the articles that have been refreshed?

We have a built-in notes and calendar system that lets you keep detailed notes about what you've changed in your content and when. You can hide your optimized content for a scheduled amount of time, and after that time period has passed, the page can reappear in your to-do list - but only if traffic is still declining after the changes you made.

Why would I want to update old content?

As time passes, new competitors have released more useful, comprehensive articles, or older information or facts may have changed. Updating older content periodically allows both your users and the search engines to understand that they're reading fresh and valuable information.

How do the AI audits work?

Our AI audits are trained on the same methods we teach our writers and editors to do content audits. Right now, we have 3 audits with more to come. The Helpful Content audit analyzes your article against the questions in Google's help doc and gives recommendations on what could be improved. Our competitor audit looks for topics your competitors have covered that are missing from your articles, and our Information Gain audit looks for ways you could incorporate useful and interesting data, quotes, and citations into your existing content.

Does this work for non-article content, like landing pages or products?

Right now, our main focus is on article and blog content. But yes, it does also work for any type of page. In the future, we'll also be adding page type-specific AI audits. The most important thing is to choose similar pages when running the competition audit. If you're auditing a product page, choose 3 other product pages to audit against. Auditing a product page against blogs or forums is unlikely to give helpful results.