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From sign-up to day 90

The plan to rank higher in your first 90 days.

RankHouse is the AI agent doing SEO work for your business. It audits your site, works through its critical errors and then its warnings, and posts every day for the searches on your list, starting with the ones closest to page one.

Reads your homepage in about a minute. Seven layers behind every post.

Stage by stage

What the agent does, stage by stage

The agent works for your business every day from the moment your site is connected. Here is the order it works in.

  1. Days 1 to 7: the audit

    First, RankHouse reads your homepage and drafts your business profile, so every post and rewrite starts from what you sell and who buys it. It crawls up to 20,000 pages and runs 24 checks, sorting every finding into critical errors, warnings and recommendations. Once Search Console is linked, it builds the month's keyword list: searches where you already rank 11th to 20th come first, then Google Keyword Planner ideas that fit your business. Keywords you add go straight to the top, and you can edit or reorder the list any time. The daily work starts that week: a new post, and a new title and description for a flagged page.

  2. Weeks 2 to 4: critical errors first

    The agent works through the critical errors. It rewrites missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions itself, nearest to page one first. For server-side problems such as SSL, the sitemap, slow pages or pages blocked from Google, it gives you or your developer the exact fix. A new post arrives every day, aimed at the next search on your list, page-two searches first.

  3. Month 2: the warnings

    With the critical errors handled, the agent turns to the warnings, each with the exact fix for you or your developer, and keeps rewriting titles and descriptions as the audit flags them. The daily posts carry on, and the daily AI visibility check shows where ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews name you, and who they name instead.

  4. Month 3: the push to page one

    The agent keeps working on the pages and searches closest to page one, where a sharper title or one more post has the shortest distance to cover. The monthly re-audit runs all 24 checks again and lists what is still open, notices included. At day 90 you read the results in Search Console and GA4, with the steps below.

The agent's pace is one post and one title-and-description rewrite a day. The plan also includes the monthly audit, daily AI visibility checks, one website, and posts and rewrites published to WordPress, Shopify or a custom site. See pricing.

New connections start on Manual Publish, so nothing reaches your site until you press Publish. With Agent Auto Publish on, the agent publishes everything by itself: new posts go live on your site, and new titles and descriptions go live on their pages.

Each page the agent rewrites rests for 90 days, so the change has time to show in Google.

Reading the signs

How you'll know it's working

Search results move in a steady order. Impressions and positions shift first, clicks follow, and visits come after. Knowing the order lets you read the early weeks well.

  1. Impressions rise

    Google starts showing your new posts and rewritten pages for more searches. Check it: in Search Console, open Performance and watch Total impressions.

  2. Page-two searches climb

    Watch searches from your list move up from positions 11 to 20. Check it: in Search Console, open Performance, then Queries, and watch the average position of each search on your list. Your planner shows each one's rank today as well.

  3. Clicks follow

    As searches reach page one, more people pick your result. Check it: in Search Console, open Performance and watch Total clicks.

  4. Visits show in GA4

    Visits from search land in GA4 after the clicks. Check it: in GA4, open Traffic acquisition and filter to Organic Search.

The day-90 comparison

  1. Week one: note the number to beat

    In Search Console, open Performance, set the dates to the four weeks before you started, and write down total clicks.

  2. Day 90: compare the two windows

    Open the date picker's Compare tab and set your last 28 days against those four weeks. Search Console runs two to three days behind, so the newest days fill in shortly after.

  3. Read the searches

    Look at clicks, impressions and average position, then open Queries to see which searches moved onto page one.

  4. Check visits

    In GA4, compare Organic Search sessions for the same two windows.

Average position can dip while you grow, because new posts start low and bring in searches you didn't show for before. Read it next to clicks and impressions.

The three tiers

Critical errors, warnings and recommendations

Every finding from the audit lands in one of three tiers, and the tier sets the order of work. Critical errors go first, then warnings, then recommendations.

Critical errors

Problems that can keep a page out of search or cost it clicks today, such as missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions, a failing SSL certificate, a broken sitemap, slow pages and pages blocked from Google.

The agent rewrites those titles and descriptions itself and gives you or your developer the exact fix for the rest.

Warnings

Problems that weaken a page's chances in search.

Each one comes with the exact fix, ready for you or your developer.

Recommendations

Smaller points worth a look.

Each one comes with the exact fix, ready for you or your developer.

Rewritten titles and descriptions go live by themselves once Agent Auto Publish is on. The agent never changes your prices, SKUs or stock, links only to your own pages, has read-only access to Search Console, and never hides a page from Google.

Questions about the first 90 days

01What if my site is new?

The plan runs the same way. With few searches on page two yet, the keyword list comes from keywords you add and Google Keyword Planner ideas that fit your business, and the early weeks go to getting posts indexed and seen. The audit and its fixes apply from day one. Link Search Console anyway, so the list moves to your page-two searches as they appear.

02Do I have to do anything?

In the first week, link Search Console, connect your website, then read over the business profile the agent drafts. After that the agent works every day on its own. New connections start on Manual Publish, so each piece waits for you to press Publish. Turn on Agent Auto Publish, and the agent publishes everything by itself: new posts go live on your site, and new titles and descriptions go live on their pages.

03What does the agent fix by itself?

Missing, duplicated or weak titles and descriptions on pages outside Google's first page. It writes the new wording and, once Agent Auto Publish is on, puts it live. It also writes a post every day, and with Agent Auto Publish on, each post goes live on your site too. Everything else the audit finds, from SSL and sitemaps to speed and pages blocked from Google, comes with the exact fix for you or your developer. More on site fixes.

Day one starts with your domain

Put the plan to work for your business.

Enter your domain. RankHouse reads your homepage, drafts your business profile and starts the audit.

Reads your homepage in about a minute. Seven layers behind every post.