Planned
E-commerce category/product mapping in the UI
1. Include all landing pages with their main target keywords and search volumes. 2. Reflect that the client’s site is an e-commerce business, meaning the main SEO target pages are categories and subcategories. 3. Show clear relationships between all product pages (categories → subcategories → product pages) in a structured hierarchy. P.S. This is already happening in the backend keywords workflow, serving as a foundation for the new e-commerce keywords workflow, but of course should be layed out well in the UI too.
Marten Kauksi 7 months ago
Feature Request
Planned
E-commerce category/product mapping in the UI
1. Include all landing pages with their main target keywords and search volumes. 2. Reflect that the client’s site is an e-commerce business, meaning the main SEO target pages are categories and subcategories. 3. Show clear relationships between all product pages (categories → subcategories → product pages) in a structured hierarchy. P.S. This is already happening in the backend keywords workflow, serving as a foundation for the new e-commerce keywords workflow, but of course should be layed out well in the UI too.
Marten Kauksi 7 months ago
Feature Request
See the contributing pages to competitors traffic changes
Seeing the traffic change for competitors is a nice starting step, but I’d really like to go deeper and see the contributing pages, keywords, and changes they made to get that growth I think Ahrefs has most of these functionalities, but you have to understand what you’re looking for manually. You already show which competitors has had a huge change in growth and it would be nice to be able to enter a simple view with a single click that showed which pages contributed to that growth, etc. That would help us reverse engineer that growth for us.
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request
See the contributing pages to competitors traffic changes
Seeing the traffic change for competitors is a nice starting step, but I’d really like to go deeper and see the contributing pages, keywords, and changes they made to get that growth I think Ahrefs has most of these functionalities, but you have to understand what you’re looking for manually. You already show which competitors has had a huge change in growth and it would be nice to be able to enter a simple view with a single click that showed which pages contributed to that growth, etc. That would help us reverse engineer that growth for us.
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request
AI Prompt Builder with Keywords for Landing Page Creation
A bit of an out of the box idea, but one that would make my workflow 2x easier and no one else is doing it... "AI prompt for website builders". "Generate a prompt based on my keyword group to feed to AI to use these keywords when creating a section/page/blog/etc... in strategical SEO way." Maybe in an ideal world I can see the keywords that I have chosen (manual work) and I want to give the best of the best to LLM to build my page based on them. I don't code anything myself in terms of web pages anymore (last century) and I use bolt . new which does my landing page and easier work. Right now I manually copy/write down keywords and MANUALLY CREATE PROMPT like - "Here are keywords that I want to use in my new landing page..." SEE IT'S NOT A GOOD PROMPT BECAUSE I'M NOT AN SEO PRO. For you maybe it would look like this - "Use these keywords strategically by 1-2 in X section and 3 in testimonials section..." It would be a banger if you could just click "Copy prompt for LLM" in RankUp which already made a prompt with these keywords and said what is important in the SEO structure.
Effi Platform 9 months ago
Feature Request
AI Prompt Builder with Keywords for Landing Page Creation
A bit of an out of the box idea, but one that would make my workflow 2x easier and no one else is doing it... "AI prompt for website builders". "Generate a prompt based on my keyword group to feed to AI to use these keywords when creating a section/page/blog/etc... in strategical SEO way." Maybe in an ideal world I can see the keywords that I have chosen (manual work) and I want to give the best of the best to LLM to build my page based on them. I don't code anything myself in terms of web pages anymore (last century) and I use bolt . new which does my landing page and easier work. Right now I manually copy/write down keywords and MANUALLY CREATE PROMPT like - "Here are keywords that I want to use in my new landing page..." SEE IT'S NOT A GOOD PROMPT BECAUSE I'M NOT AN SEO PRO. For you maybe it would look like this - "Use these keywords strategically by 1-2 in X section and 3 in testimonials section..." It would be a banger if you could just click "Copy prompt for LLM" in RankUp which already made a prompt with these keywords and said what is important in the SEO structure.
Effi Platform 9 months ago
Feature Request
Planned
Track LLM mentions
Would love to get an analysis of our performance in LLMs like chatgpt, perplexity, etc. to understand our brand mentions there for relevant queries.
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request
Planned
Track LLM mentions
Would love to get an analysis of our performance in LLMs like chatgpt, perplexity, etc. to understand our brand mentions there for relevant queries.
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request
See SERP overview for keywords
I’d love to see the SERP overview of keywords right in Rankup to understand and confirm its relevancy for us, like: The competitors (are familiar names competing for that keyword?) Content types (are the ranking pages blogs, landing pages, etc?) Titles (to see whether the intent is relevant for us, as sometimes the keywords have many meanings, and it can rank on the other meaning) E.g. in Ahrefs I always go an check the URLs and titles quickly:
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request
See SERP overview for keywords
I’d love to see the SERP overview of keywords right in Rankup to understand and confirm its relevancy for us, like: The competitors (are familiar names competing for that keyword?) Content types (are the ranking pages blogs, landing pages, etc?) Titles (to see whether the intent is relevant for us, as sometimes the keywords have many meanings, and it can rank on the other meaning) E.g. in Ahrefs I always go an check the URLs and titles quickly:
Markus Palm 9 months ago
Feature Request