Sites¶
RankerBase lets you manage multiple sites from one account. Each site has its own integrations, settings, content pipeline, and performance data.
Creating a site¶
- Click Sites in the sidebar.
- Click Add Site.
- Enter your site URL — RankerBase will automatically detect your site name and metadata.
- Your site is created and ready to configure.
Note
The number of sites you can create depends on your plan. Starter allows 1 site, Growth allows 3, and Agency allows 10.
Site configuration¶
Configure each site independently from Sites → Configure:
Publishing platform¶
Choose one publishing platform per site:
| Platform | What you'll need |
|---|---|
| WordPress | Your site URL, username, and an application password |
| Hashnode | An API token and your publication ID |
| Ghost | Your Ghost URL and Admin API key |
Use the Test Connection button to verify your credentials before saving.
Google Search Console¶
Connect your site to Google Search Console to pull keyword and performance data:
- Click Connect GSC and sign in with your Google account (recommended).
- Alternatively, upload a service account credentials file.
Google Analytics 4¶
Connect your GA4 property by clicking Connect GA4 and selecting your property from the list.
Content language¶
Set the language for each site (default: English). This controls the language used when generating content.
Style guide¶
Each site has its own style guide that shapes the tone and style of generated content. See Content Engine → Style Guide.
Site operations¶
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Pull opportunities | Fetches keyword data from Google Search Console |
| Reindex content | Rebuilds the internal linking index from your published content |
| Detect decay | Scans for content that's losing rankings over time |
| Analyze tone | Analyzes your existing blog posts to learn your writing style |
| Test connections | Verifies that your integrations (WordPress, GSC, GA4, etc.) are working |
Switching between sites¶
If you manage multiple sites, use the site selector in the top of the UI to switch between them. Each site's data is completely separate — opportunities, content, and performance metrics all belong to the selected site.
Deleting a site¶
Deleting a site permanently removes all of its data, including opportunities, backlog items, content revisions, performance metrics, and integration credentials.
Warning
Site deletion cannot be undone. Only Admins can delete a site.