Relevant pages first
First comes how relevant the affected pages are, then severity and effort, then the priority of your topics. How strongly an action works is a fixed estimate per rule, not a measurement on your site.
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RankScan tells you what to do next. Every finding arrives with a priority, an effort estimate and the reason it matters.
Measuring got easy. The work starts with deciding which of the many open fronts actually moves something.
In the end it is not what you measure that counts, it is what you change.
The report is full and the to-do list is still empty.
Hundreds of separate findings and no answer to where you should start.
Technical, search and AI sit in separate tools and never add up to one picture.
What you fixed last month shows up again in the next export.
RankScan surfaces the actions with the biggest lever for each topic. Critical findings always come on top, the rest waits until space frees up.
Every card names the problem, the concrete action and why it helps, plus priority, effort and the pages affected. You report what you shipped with one click. RankScan then checks on its own whether the finding is gone.
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Add JSON-LD markup to 13 pages
The affected pages lack structured data that uniquely describes type, content, or entities in machine-readable form.
Affected pages
0 of 13 pages done
Marked for delegation
The order follows fixed rules.
First comes how relevant the affected pages are, then severity and effort, then the priority of your topics. How strongly an action works is a fixed estimate per rule, not a measurement on your site.
Forty pages without a meta description become one task with forty pieces of evidence, not forty tasks.
First seen, last seen. Whether a finding is fixed, RankScan checks per rule by crawl, search data or AI measurement.
Six pieces that turn measurements into a working list.
Five actions stay open per topic, with critical findings always on top. That keeps the list something a team can actually finish.
Around sixty rules across three areas, from crawling and indexing through structured data to mentions in AI answers.
Open, Reported as done, Fixed, Not fixed yet or Ignored. Every change is kept together with its history.
A short read on your data basis, the situation and the biggest lever, in the weekly report and the shared report. An AI writes the text from your measurements. Every reference in it leads to a real action, and RankScan checks that before sending.
If a crawl fails, new critical errors appear or the site gets slower, RankScan emails you right away. The weekly report sums up how your visibility develops.
Every action shows the affected pages and the metrics behind them, plus the article explaining how to carry it out.
Measure, prioritise, work through. In that order.
RankScan scans your site, your Google rankings and the AI answers, then puts the findings together.
The list arrives sorted. You decide what to ignore.
Report what you shipped with one click. RankScan then checks on its own whether the finding is gone, per rule by crawl, search data or AI measurement.
A report shows numbers. An action names the problem, the next step and the pages affected. RankScan sorts those actions by fixed rules so you can start at the top.
First comes how relevant the affected pages are. Then severity and effort, then the priority of your topics. The impact of a rule is a fixed estimate that is the same for every customer.
Because nobody works through a list of three hundred items. Five actions stay open per topic, with critical ones always on top. Finish one and the next moves up.
No. If the next measurement no longer finds the issue, RankScan sets the action to “Fixed” on its own. When you report it as done, RankScan checks it specifically. Which measurement counts depends on the rule: crawl, search data or AI measurement.
Every action points to an article covering the background and the steps, for example AI readiness on the technical side and the visibility index on the search side.
Yes. Findings from website health, search visibility and AI visibility land in one shared list, so you never have to weigh three tools against each other.
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