- Bring your keywords
- Volume and difficulty
- Topics to write next
Get your keywords in. Get topics back out.
Ranko imports the keyword lists you already own, fills in the missing numbers, and turns them into topics
Import without retyping
Upload a CSV or Excel file and Ranko reads it
Numbers filled in
Volume, difficulty, cost per click and intent on every term
Topics from six signals
Gaps, decay, competitors and your own keywords, read together
No repeated ideas
Near-identical topics are merged before they reach your queue
How it works
Keywords go in. Topics worth writing come out.
Ranko takes the lists you already own, fills the gaps in the data, then works out what to write next.
Keyword and topic research
From a messy sheet to a list worth writing
Clean import, real numbers, scored topics, and nothing that repeats what you own.
One keyword library
Every term for a site, filterable by tier, product or intent
Import twice, safely
Skip, overwrite or merge, so a repeat upload stays clean
Duplicates never arrive
Wording and meaning both checked against the topics you own
Approve, and it starts
Approving a topic begins its outline in the background
One topic up close
One list in. One queue to write.
Where each topic came from, what it scored, and why it beat the rest.
Why write this one before the others?
The reason it ranked first.
- The signal it came from.
- Volume, difficulty and product fit.
- Every topic scored the same way.
Your existing lists, imported cleanly
No retyping. No duplicate rows.
- CSV or Excel, 300,000 rows.
- Twelve fields matched by alias.
- Bad rows listed, good rows load.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring my existing keyword lists in?
What if I import the same file twice?
You decide in advance what happens on a collision. Skip leaves the existing row alone, overwrite replaces it, and merge fills only the empty fields. Running the same import a second time will not double your library.
Where do volume and difficulty come from?
How do you avoid fifty near-identical topics?
Which signals do the topics come from?
Get your keywords in, and topics back out.
Import the keyword lists you already own, fill in the missing numbers, and turn them into topics worth writing.