Research any demand area on the spot.
A new competitor, a product launch, a hunch about a market: ask, and the research happens in the conversation, scored for fit and folded into your map.
Growing startups around the world
Featurebase
Featurebase How Magnus researches a market into a plan.
- Magnus reads your site, then finds where the demand is.
- It surfaces the high-intent gaps, live.
- And adds what fits straight to your map.
- Then prioritizes the best into your plan.
- And it never stops. New gaps become new plans, week after week.
Your pages become the sources AI reads.
Buyers ask AI which tool to use. The more of your market you cover, the more of those answers rest on pages you wrote, and the more often the recommendation is you.
See how RankUp builds your topical mapResearch and planning happen in the same conversation.
A queue ranked by business value.
What to write is ordered by what it can bring your business, with a reason on every slot. Each month Magnus proposes new articles for the plan, grouped by what they do for you.
Think a strategy through out loud.
Ask what to prioritize, why a topic matters, or how to play a competitor. The answer is grounded in your business, and you can act on it in the same thread.
Point the map where the business is going.
Dropping a product line or entering a new market: say it in plain language and Magnus moves the keywords and clusters so the plan follows.
The plan sits inside the rest of RankUp.
Keyword decisions live in the plan. The rest of RankUp reads from that same plan: knowledge, writing, publishing, and what comes back from live pages.
Business knowledge stays with every question.
Product, audience, and positioning are already in the system, so Magnus does not start from a blank brief.
Explore knowledge baseThe first map is built once.
RankUp builds the initial topical map. Magnus is how you keep building on it.
See how the first map gets builtTopics from the plan become drafts.
Cedric takes a slot from the plan and writes it from the same business knowledge.
Meet the writerWhat ranks, and what does not, shapes the next research questions and the next slots.