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Drag, drop, ship.

Drag, drop, ship. Your quarter
is on the calendar.

Drag Ranko's clusters straight onto a ninety day calendar. Each card carries its pillar, supports, article type, and links.

Drag, drop, ship.
How it works

From cluster to scheduled calendar in 4 steps

Every approved cluster is a hand off ready card. Drag it into a week, then send it to writers or Content Forge in one click.

1

Enriched Cards

Approved clusters appear as cards

Every approved cluster shows up in the library as a card carrying the pillar topic, supporting terms, suggested article type, Opportunity Score, internal links, and rationale. Ready cards waiting to be slotted in.

  • Pre-Enriched Cards
  • Pillar & Supports
  • Opportunity Score
  • Ready to Slot
2

Drag and Drop

Drag cards into the weeks you want

The calendar shows thirteen weeks at a glance with a slot for every publishing day you configure. Pick up a card, drop it into the week you want, and it updates instantly. Work that needed hours takes minutes.

  • 13 Week View
  • Drag and Drop
  • Instant Reorder
  • No Meeting Needed
3

Cards Are Briefs

Each card is a hand off ready brief

Open any card and the full brief is there. The pillar topic. The supporting terms. The article type. The internal links. The Opportunity Score, the competitors, the questions to answer. Ready to hand over.

  • Full Brief on Card
  • Article Type Suggested
  • Internal Links Attached
  • Zero Brief Writing
4

One Click Hand Off

Send to your team or Content Forge

Once approved, the hand off is one click. Send the card to Content Forge to draft in your brand voice. Send it to Notion, Google Docs, Asana, ClickUp, or Slack with the full brief attached.

  • To Content Forge
  • To Your Team
  • Notion · Docs · Asana
  • Live Hand Off
Why Teams Choose RANKO

Six reasons the calendar stops being a wish list

Once a team drags approved clusters onto a ninety day calendar, each card carrying its full brief, spreadsheets stop.

Who uses RANKO calendar
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9600+

Teams shipping content from a calendar instead of a wish list

Built for teams who want their calendar to mean something

Founders holding a steady cadence, content leads building calendars they can defend, agencies running many clients, and growth teams all use the 90-Day Calendar to turn strategy into a schedule.

Drag

& Drop

90 Day

View

Enriched

Cards

One Click

Hand Off

Calendar Layer

Drag, drop, reorder, schedule

A live ninety day calendar showing thirteen weeks at a glance, with a slot for every publishing day. Drag approved cards into the weeks you want, reorder when priorities shift.

Features

Everything the calendar surface ships with

A complete content ops toolkit in one platform. Drag and drop cards, enriched briefs, one click hand off.

Drag and Drop Cluster Cards

Approved clusters appear as cards. Drop one onto the week you want and it slots in. Reorder or swap, every move updates instantly.

90 Day Publishing Calendar

A live thirteen week view of the next quarter, with a slot for every publishing day. It updates as you move cards and scores shift.

Pre-Enriched Brief Cards

Every card already carries the full brief: pillar topic, supporting terms, the Opportunity Score, and the questions to answer.

Suggested Internal Linking Targets

Each card includes suggested internal links to your existing pages: pillar pages to link back to and supports to link sideways.

Article Type Recommendations

Each card includes the suggested article type, comparison, how to, listicle, or hub, based on the pillar and questions. No guessing.

One Click Hand Off

Send the card to Content Forge to draft in your brand voice. Send the brief to writers in Notion, Docs, Asana, or Slack. One click.

Questions & answers

Everything you need to know

Questions about what is on a card, article types, internal links, and hand off.

What exactly is on a cluster card?

Every card carries the full brief from the moment it lands in the library. The pillar topic to anchor on. The five to fifteen supporting terms to cover. The suggested article type. The current Opportunity Score and which engines contributed to it. The competitors to displace, with the pages to out-write. The suggested internal links. The questions the article must answer to take the citation.