For publishers

Your content earns every month. On autopilot.

Businesses pay a monthly price to be in the lists you already rank with. Autopilot writes the new articles they book and keeps every spot live. You get paid every month for the spots you hold.

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AutopilotOn

MonthEvery monthOnceEarned
October$400$150$550
November$650$250$900
December$900$250$1,150
January$1,150$150$1,300
Four months$3,900

$1,150Now coming in every month

Example Example. Not real data.

Earn from what you have, and from what we write

Two kinds of income, both on autopilot.

Content you already have

Your lists sell their top spots

Lists that already rank in Google are what AI quotes. Businesses pay a monthly price to hold a position in them, for a set term.

Content we write for you

Autopilot writes what businesses book

Businesses book new articles and posts. Autopilot writes them with their facts and your tracked links, and publishes after your OK if you want one.

Example Examples. Not real data.

What autopilot does while you're away

  1. MondayBooks Brand A into position 1 of your sales tools list, at $400 a month.
  2. TuesdayWrites a new article Brand B booked, with their facts and your tracked links.
  3. WednesdayUpdates an older article so it keeps ranking.
  4. Every dayChecks that every paid spot is still live.
  5. Every monthYou get paid for every spot you held and every piece that went live.

Autopilot on: this all happens without you. Off: each deal waits for your OK.

Fewer clicks. Your lists still count.

Search traffic to publishers is falling, while AI answers still lean on the lists publishers write. Rank Monthly turns that into monthly income.

What your site earns

Businesses book spots on your site through Rank Monthly. Every paid spot has an end date and is checked while it runs.

What stays in your hands

Your prices
Use the suggested prices or set your own, per position, per page or for the whole site.
The businesses on your site
Autopilot only books businesses that fit your topics. You can switch automatic booking off.
How much autopilot does
With autopilot off, you write yourself and approve each deal.
Your numbers
Every figure businesses see comes from your connected Google data, with the date it was last synced. Nobody types in traffic numbers.

How it works

For publishers

  1. Connect your site and Google. LinkedIn and your newsletter can follow.
  2. Turn everything on: autopilot, suggested prices and booking businesses that fit your topics. Or approve each deal yourself.
  3. You get paid every month for the spots you hold, and once for one-off posts.
Example Example ledger for a publisher. Not real data.
PlacementPaidEarned
CRM tools list, position 1Monthly$400.00
Ops Weekly, main slotMonthly$300.00
LinkedIn postOnce$150.00
October$850.00

Example figures to show the format.

Autopilot by default. Your approval when you want it.

On: we book, write and keep each spot live for you.
Off: nothing goes out until you approve it.

Questions from publishers

Who can join?
Blogs on their own domain, newsletters and LinkedIn creators. Sites on a shared platform's subdomain, like yourname.medium.com, can't sell articles.
Do I have to write the articles?
No. Autopilot writes and updates them with each business's facts. With autopilot off, you write yourself and approve each deal.
How do I get paid?
Every month for the spots you hold, and once for a new post after it's verified live.
Do paid spots need a label?
Paid placements have to be disclosed under the rules that apply to you. Google asks for paid links to be marked as sponsored, and many countries ask for a visible label. Rank Monthly can add both. You decide how paid spots are labeled on your site.
What does it cost?
Early access members hear the fees first, before anything is booked.

Get your lists earning

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