Rank a new site
Start with searches you can actually win.
A new site can’t outrank the giants on day one, and it doesn’t need to. CitedSEO finds the specific, lower-competition searches where the current results are weak, writes the articles, and builds from there.
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Sound familiar?
What changes when CitedSEO does the legwork.
“Search Console is basically empty.”
We start from keyword research instead, then switch to your own data as it builds up.
“Every keyword we want is owned by big sites.”
We look for searches where the top results are weak: forums, old posts, pages that don’t answer the question.
“We don’t know where to start.”
Keywords are grouped into topics, so your first articles support each other instead of scattering.
“It takes months to see anything.”
It does take time, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Starting with winnable searches is the fastest honest route, and you’ll see each article’s first impressions as they arrive.
How it works
Set up once, then it runs itself.
Tell us your topic
Your site and what it’s about. We research the searches in your space.
Pick the winnable ones
Each keyword shows its difficulty, from Very easy to Very hard. Hit Write this on the ones you like.
Publish and build
Articles publish to your site. As Search Console fills up, the queue adds quick wins from your own data.
AI answers
Get cited before you rank.
AI engines quote the page that answers a question best, not only the biggest site. A clear, specific article can get cited while it’s still climbing in Google.
- See which questions in your space have weak sources.
- Articles written answer-first, the way engines quote them.
- Tracked weekly across four engines.
Tracked prompt
HubSpot vs Pipedrive for a 5-person team
Not named in any engine. Cited instead: pipedrive.com, zapier.com
- Both cited pages open with a one-line verdict
- Both include a side-by-side pricing table
- Your page covers neither
Update /blog/hubspot-vs-pipedrive
Answer-first intro, a pricing comparison table and three FAQs.
First signs
Watch the first articles take hold.
Every published article is marked on the chart, so you can see impressions start, then clicks, page by page.
- Impressions show up before clicks. That’s progress.
- Each article marked when it went live.
- Recent days shaded until Google’s data is complete.
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Changed: CRM pricing guide
New title and description
Hover any marker in the app to see what shipped that day. Sample numbers.
Share of voice
Know where you stand from day one.
Track how often AI engines name you next to the established players, and watch the gap close as your articles go out.
- Competitors found from the answers themselves.
- Week-by-week trend, not one-off checks.
- Every engine separately, or all together.
- You41%+14
- hubspot.com36%−3
- pipedrive.com29%+2
- zapier.com18%−1
Your share in each engine this week. Competitors are found from the answers themselves.
What you get
Everything for a new site.
Keyword research
Searches in your space that a new site can win without links.
What is this?Keyword difficulty
A plain score for how hard each search is to rank for.
What is this?Topic clusters
First articles grouped so they support each other.
What is this?Articles
Written answer-first from what ranks, and published to your site.
AI visibility
Whether AI engines mention you yet, and who they name instead.
See the featureRank tracking
First impressions and clicks, page by page.
See the feature
Pricing
Start small, grow into it.
One site is $99 a month with the whole product, from research to publishing. Nothing locked behind a higher tier, and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Questions about ranking a new site.
The things people ask most. Anything else, just ask. A real person replies.
Still have a question?
Email us or book a quick call. Most replies land within a few hours.
Get in touchHow long until a new site ranks?
Usually months, not weeks, and nobody can promise a date. Lower-competition searches are where new sites tend to show up first.
Do I need Search Console data?
No. We start from keyword research. Connect Search Console anyway, so the queue can switch to your own data once it builds up.
What makes a keyword “winnable”?
A low difficulty for your site: under 50 out of 100, where a good page can rank without links from other sites. A new site’s score counts how much stronger the sites ranking now are, so it starts with searches it has a real chance at.
Should a new site publish a lot at once?
Steady beats a burst. Articles go out one a day, grouped by topic so they link to each other.
More solutions for your goal
Your next page-one ranking is already in your data.
Connect Search Console, pick your first fixes, and watch the first one ship tonight.
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