Setup once, run forever
How RankAgent works.
You already know how to do SEO. What eats the week is doing it across every client at once — triaging findings, writing the fixes out, chasing what shipped, and turning it into something you can send. That loop is what RankAgent runs, on your first client and your fortieth. You approve the work; it does the part that doesn't need you.
Where it fits in your week
Four jobs per client. You still own every one.
RankAgent does the part that doesn't need your judgement, and stops where your judgement starts. Keep Ahrefs, keep SEMrush, keep your process — this is the audit → fix → report loop underneath it.
Review the findings
“Which of these 60 issues actually matter for this client?”
The audit lands in one prioritised queue instead of a PDF you have to triage. Findings are severity-weighted, so the three that move the score sit above the fifty that don't — and each one carries why it matters, in language you can paste into a client email.
Action Center · severity-weighted scoring
Prepare the work
“What exactly do I hand my developer or write myself?”
Each finding comes with the actual fix written out — the tag, the copy, the schema — plus the evidence it came from, so you can check it before it goes anywhere. Edit anything you disagree with. Nothing is applied because RankAgent suggested it.
Fix This · generated titles, descriptions, schema, alt text
Coordinate delivery
“What's approved, what shipped, what's still open?”
The checklist tracks state per client rather than per spreadsheet: what you approved, what's been applied, what's still outstanding. Re-crawls confirm a fix is actually live instead of taking your word for it, so "done" means verified.
Client checklist · weekly re-crawl verification
Report to the client
“Can I put my name on this and send it?”
The same work becomes a white-label report and a branded PDF — your logo, your colours, your strategist's name, no mention of us. That's the deliverable clients pay for, and it's the reason the loop is worth running monthly.
White-label report · branded PDF export
The delivery loop, end to end
Everything you'd do by hand for one client —
running on every client you manage.
Seven stages, from the first crawl to the report you send. Your first client runs the same loop as your fortieth.
Run it on a client's site.
Start with a free 30-second scorecard, then work the fixes that actually move the score.