Frequently Asked Questions

An SEO tool that helps you optimize content and track rankings. It connects to your Google Search Console data to find keywords where better content can improve your rankings, then guides you through creating that content with real-time feedback.

No. Content Raptor guides you step-by-step through the entire process — from finding opportunities to writing optimized content. The editor shows you exactly what topics to cover and tracks your progress in real time.

• Wizard setup — 5–10 minutes
• Writing and editing — 20–40 minutes
• Total — Most optimizations are done in under an hour

SEO changes are gradual:

• 2–4 weeks — Initial ranking movement
• 1–3 months — Significant gains
• 3–6 months — Full potential

Content Raptor creates an A/B test automatically when you mark a task as complete, comparing search performance before and after your changes. See A/B Test Results for how to interpret the results.

• Keyword Opportunities — Individual keywords with improvement potential. Best for targeting a specific term like "best running shoes"
• Page Opportunities — Aggregates keywords by URL, showing which pages on your site have the most combined improvement potential. Best for updating a page to capture traffic for 10+ keyword variations at once

Your content is ready when:

• Entity Score is green (in the optimal range)
• Word Count is 1,000+ (as a guideline, not a hard rule)
• Outline is complete (all sections filled)
• You are satisfied with the writing quality

Yes. WordPress export is optional. You can copy the HTML and paste it into any CMS — Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, or any platform that accepts HTML.

Rankings are based on actual search results for your configured location and device type. They can vary slightly from what you see in an incognito search because Google personalizes results based on factors like browsing history and exact location within a city.

Rankings update daily and are tracked automatically. For most users, checking weekly is enough. After making content changes, monitor the affected keywords for 2–4 weeks to see the impact.

Small fluctuations (±3 positions) are normal and happen daily. If you see a significant drop (5+ positions):

1. Check for recent Google algorithm updates
2. Review any recent site changes (redesign, URL changes, speed issues)
3. Monitor for 2–4 weeks — many drops recover on their own
4. If the drop persists, consider re-optimizing the affected page

Yes. Cancel anytime via Settings > Account > Go to Billing Portal. You retain access until the end of your current billing period. See Upgrading or Changing Plans.

Your data is preserved. You can reactivate anytime to regain access to your projects, optimizations, and tracking history. No credentials need to be re-entered — your GSC and WordPress connections remain configured.

Yes. The free tier includes 25 optimization opportunities (with 5 more unlocked each week) and keyword variant detection. New accounts also get a free 7-day Pro trial with access to every feature. See Using the Free Tier for details.

Chrome (recommended), Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Use the latest version for the best experience.

No mobile app yet. The web app works on mobile browsers for tasks like checking rankings and reviewing opportunities, but the Page Optimizer editor is best used on desktop due to the side-by-side layout with the entity scoring sidebar.

Yes. All data is encrypted in transit (HTTPS) and at rest. Google Search Console access is read-only — Content Raptor never modifies your GSC account.