RankYak in the press.
RankYak's launch has been covered by Yahoo Finance, the Associated Press, Business Insider, Benzinga, and The Outlook Media. The story they tell is the same one the platform is built on: SEO is a pipeline that runs from keyword research to daily publishing to keeping pages ranking, and RankYak runs the whole thing without an in-house SEO team.
RankYak Launches AI Platform That Handles Every Stage of SEO for Small Businesses and Agencies
Yahoo Finance runs the launch announcement in its small business section, framing RankYak as the alternative to an in-house SEO hire: it writes the articles and then keeps the published pages ranking.
The platform researches keywords, writes and publishes articles daily, and keeps existing pages ranking
The Associated Press carries the launch on its newswire with the full feature rundown, from keyword research and daily publishing to Site Guard, Page Guard, and Cannibalization Guard.
SEO automation for small businesses and agencies, with no in-house SEO team required
Benzinga covers the launch for an investor audience, with the per-site pricing and co-founder Lars Koole on why most SEO tools tell you what to do and leave you to do it.
RankYak takes the SEO pipeline from keyword research to backlinks in one platform
Business Insider Markets carries the launch in its stock news feed, with the full pipeline laid out step by step: research, a monthly plan, daily articles, publishing, and backlinks.
RankYak keeps working after publish day
Apple News distributes the launch announcement to its readers, leading with the point co-founder Lars Koole makes in the release: publishing is where most tools stop, and where RankYak keeps going.
RankYak launches AI platform that runs SEO from keyword to backlink
The Outlook Media writes up the launch on Substack, quoting Lars Koole on content being where most tools stop and where sites start losing traffic.
An AI platform that finds the keywords, writes the articles, and publishes them
FOX 8 in Cleveland runs the launch in its business section, for the local businesses the platform is built for: the ones without an SEO person on staff.
Site Guard, Page Guard, and Cannibalization Guard keep published pages ranking
WGN-TV in Chicago covers the launch with a focus on what happens after publishing: the guards that watch Search Console data and rewrite the pages that slip.
SEO on autopilot for the businesses that do not have an SEO person
KSNT in Topeka brings the launch to a small business audience, with the release's case for running SEO at your own pace or on full autopilot.
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