Shared business knowledge
Product facts, voice, and positioning stay available while she edits, so pages stay consistent with what the writers already use.
Explore knowledge baseGrowing startups around the world
Featurebase
Featurebase How one chat updates the site.
- Lyra tracks how every page performs, and finds the ones slipping.
- She sends a writer to each slipping page.
- She edits every page, and the changes go live together.
- Every page is current again, and Lyra tracks how they do.
- Every month, Lyra checks every page again.
Updates move through the rest of the system.
The same knowledge, writers, links, and CMS the rest of RankUp uses. What she changes this month is what next month starts from.
Writers pick up the pages she flags
When a page needs more than a patch, she sends it to the writer with the brief already in context.
Explore the writerNew edits get woven into the site
Updated pages link out, and older pages link back in, so the refresh is not an island.
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LyraContent Manager
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39 of 39 planned links sent to placement. Placement is running. Watch the task panel.
Linking run finished. 39 links placed across 24 pages. Every edit is ready as a diff.
Thinking
Placement is underway for all 39 links. Each page edit lands as its own before and after, reversible from the page history.
Changes go live in the CMS you already use
WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok, Ghost. The edits publish where the site already lives.
See CMS integrations
Stale pages cost you more than rankings.
AI answers cite pages that look maintained
ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews prefer sources that have moved recently. A page sitting still gets skipped before anyone reads it.
Buyers still land on the pitch you outgrew
Features ship and the story gets sharper. A year-old page still sells the old version, and AI repeats that weaker pitch to people comparing you.
Search favors pages that keep moving
Google keeps rewarding content that stays useful. Pages that sit still lose ground to the ones that do not.
She can run the work a content team would queue.
An audit that turns into work
Every page gets a recommended action. Tell her to run the list and she starts making the changes.
Explore content audit
Find what is winning and what is losing
She reads search data, points at the likely cause, and turns the slipping pages into a plan. That is a pointer, not a guarantee.
Refresh a page against what is ranking
A thorough pass: measured against what wins on Google, rewritten where it counts, kept in your voice.
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A calendar for everything planned
Every planned and scheduled article on one calendar. Pick a cadence and RankUp proposes the dates.
Apply a change across every page at once
One instruction, and every page it touches is updated together.
Or ask in plain words
The same jobs, from one chat, the way you would brief a teammate.
- Add facts to the knowledge base, or refine the creative brief
- Complete the tasks from a content audit
- Update brand messaging across the site
- Pull Search Console data, find pages losing traffic, and suggest what to do
- Improve how the product is presented
