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One topic in. A 90 day
publishing plan out.

Plug in one topic and get back a ranked ninety day publishing plan in about a minute, built from real Google and AI searches.

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How It Works

From one topic to a quarter of content in 4 steps

Drop in one topic. Ranko mines real Google searches and real AI questions into a ranked plan.

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Plain Language In

Drop in a single topic

No keyword research, no seed list, no workshop. Type one line, "remote team management software", and Ranko takes it from there. The content meeting that ended in vague intentions ends in a ranked roadmap instead.

  • One Line Input
  • No Seed List Needed
  • Plain Language
  • Zero Setup
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Real Question Mining

Ranko mines real questions, not made up ones

Ranko pulls the searches people type into Google and the questions they ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini. Not synthetic lists, not stale estimates. Real questions, both halves of search in one pass.

  • Google Searches
  • ChatGPT Questions
  • Claude · Perplexity · Gemini
  • Real, Not Synthetic
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Intent Clusters

Clusters that match how people actually think

Ranko groups every mined question into clusters by intent, what each group of searchers actually wants. Comparison, how to, best of, and edge cases each get their own cluster, a real article waiting to be written.

  • Intent Based Groups
  • Comparison · How To · Best Of
  • Edge Cases Captured
  • Article Ready Shape
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90 Day Ranked Plan

A ranked 90 day plan appears

Every cluster is scored against the opportunity gap: how often the question is asked, how thinly existing answers cover it, then ranked across a ninety day calendar so you know what to publish first.

  • Opportunity Gap Score
  • Ranked Order
  • 90 Day Calendar
  • Commercial Intent Weighted
Why Teams Choose RANKO

Six reasons your content calendar stops being a guess

Once a team has a ranked plan from real Google and AI searches, shipping whatever feels right stops being acceptable.

Who uses RANKO topic planner
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9400+

Teams planning content that earns citations across Google and AI engines

Built for teams who refuse to publish without knowing why

Founders, content marketers, search specialists, agencies, SaaS growth teams and ecommerce operators use Ranko's topic planner. Every team gets the same mining, intent clustering and gap ranking.

1 Min

Plan

4 AI

Engines

90 Day

Roadmap

Gap

Scoring

Discovery Layer

Mines real questions across every engine

Ranko pulls real searches from Google and real questions from ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini, both halves of search in one pass. The questions in your plan are ones people ask now.

Features

Everything the topic planning brain ships with

A complete topic planning toolkit: plain language input, Google and AI mining, clustering, a ranked plan.

Plain Language Topic Input

One line in plain language is all Ranko needs. No keyword seed lists, no taxonomy. Type the topic the way you would say it.

Google Search Mining

Real searches from real people on Google get pulled into every plan, not stale estimates, not the recycled long tail.

AI Assistant Question Mining

The questions people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini get mined too, since a third of search now happens in AI engines.

Intent Based Clustering

Every mined question gets grouped with others that share its intent: comparison, how to, best of, edge cases. Each is a real article.

Opportunity Gap Scoring

Every cluster is scored against the opportunity gap: how often questions are asked and how thinly answers cover them.

90 Day Ranked Publishing Plan

Clusters get ranked highest leverage to lowest across a ninety day calendar, telling you what to publish first and what can wait.

Questions & Answers

Everything you need to know

Common questions on usable topics, where Ranko sources questions, how clusters and gaps work.

What counts as a usable topic?

Almost anything you would say out loud as a topic the brand cares about. "Remote team management software" works. "Freelance tax in the United Kingdom" works. "Indoor plants for low light apartments" works. The planner handles broad topics by drilling into the specific clusters within them, and narrow topics by mapping adjacent clusters that share the same audience. The only topics that struggle are ones with genuinely zero demand, which is itself a useful answer.