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From a keyword to a decision, in six stages

RankGear follows the lifecycle of a real SEO decision — define the field, measure it, model your page against it, and leave with an ordered plan you can hand to a writer, a developer, or a client.

An Analysis Run takes a keyword and target page and returns an optimization score, the one fix to do first, an ordered roadmap, and a complete workbook — measured against the pages actually ranking for that query. Here is the whole path.

The workflow

From setup to a decision, in six stages

  1. Define the field

    Choose the keyword, target page, depth (Top 10–100), country, language, device, local setting, provider, and deficit strategy — or paste your own ranked list.

  2. Collect the evidence

    RankGear fetches the result set and renders each page, keeping rank alignment even when a page fails, and giving slow pages one longer safety attempt.

  3. Measure the pages

    The shared engine calculates the full factor catalogue — keywords, headings, content, entities, structure, schema, media, links, technology, authority, and more.

  4. Model the field

    Spearman and Pearson correlation, competitor usage, distributions, BM25F, topical coverage, and your chosen target describe exactly where your page sits.

  5. Turn evidence into work

    You get the optimization score, the Do-This-First fix, a quick-wins list, an ordered roadmap, a work order, and topical gaps — diagnosis wired to execution.

  6. Preserve and compare

    Every run writes a timestamped workbook and HTML. Diff, Trends, and Volatility turn repeat runs into a provable change story.

The dashboard you land on

The Analysis Run dashboard opens with the answer: your optimization score against the field, the field’s average, and the single highest-evidence fix — the Do-This-First move — before any table.

Explore Analysis Run →

RankGear Analysis Run dashboard with optimization score, first priority, and roadmap.

The workbook you keep

Behind the dashboard is a color-coded workbook: orientation, recommended work, competitive analysis, content and entity research, links, and the exact source URLs. It opens where you should start, and a genuine measured zero shows in red so it never hides in a wide comparison.

See reports & workbooks →

RankGear report library with factor-family coverage, HTML reports, and Excel workbooks.

Run your first analysis.

Point RankGear at a keyword and a page, and read the field for yourself.

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