Weekly digest
Your weekly digest for example.com
Mon 07:00
Executive summary
- - 2 Critical
- - 3 Warnings
- - 4 Info
This week's priorities (top 3)
- CRITICAL Key page set to noindex
- Robots.txt blocks /blog/
- Performance regression confirmed (2 runs)
Your SEO department, by post. Monthly.
One envelope a month for your site: what changed and what to fix, the numbers from Analytics and Search Console in plain English, the articles written, the AI wording made human. It arrives by email. No password, no account.
132 weekly digests sent · 6 critical alerts · 27 sites · since Feb 2026
The month · August
12,480
Sessions, Analytics
▲ 9% on July
3,912
Clicks, Search Console
▲ 14% on July
Sample figures. The real report reads your own Analytics and Search Console.
Article · first page
How SEO Monitoring Catches Ranking Drops Before Traffic Falls
Traffic drops are a lagging signal. Here's what actually changes first, and how to catch it before the graph does.
Humanize · marked up
What's in the envelope
Four documents, every month, in any plan. Each one is a real piece of work product, and each one answers “what do I fix first?” before it shows you anything else.
Weekly digest
Your weekly digest for example.com
Mon 07:00 · Coverage: 48/48 URLs sampled
Executive summary
- - 2 Critical
- - 3 Warnings
- - 4 Info
This report focuses on SEO regressions and high-signal site health issues. It avoids alert noise by normalizing page content and only escalating high-severity issues.
This week's priorities (top 3)
- CRITICAL Key page set to noindex
https://example.com/
Recommended: remove noindex or restrict to staging - Robots.txt blocks /blog/
https://example.com/robots.txt
Recommended: restore crawlability - Performance regression confirmed (2 runs)
https://example.com/pricing
Recommended: investigate LCP +650ms
Critical
- Key page set to noindex (indexability loss)
https://example.com/
Recommended: Remove noindex or restrict to staging - Homepage returning 503 (availability risk)
https://example.com/
Recommended: Fix origin errors; confirm 200 on repeat run
Warning
- Canonical changed on /pricing
https://example.com/pricing
Recommended: Confirm canonical target and update templates - Sitemap URL count dropped 18%
https://example.com/sitemap.xml
Recommended: Verify missing URLs and unintended removals - Spike in 404 responses
https://example.com/blog/some-removed-post
Recommended: Redirect or restore; validate via re-crawl
Info
- Title updated on /about · Recommended: Verify change is intentional
- Content hash changed on /services · Recommended: Review copy/template change
- New pages added to sitemap · Recommended: Review for quality; ensure canonical is correct
- Meta description changed on /pricing · Recommended: Confirm intent and avoid truncation
PageSpeed Insights (key URLs)
Latest PSI metrics for key URLs. These are not alerts unless a regression is detected/confirmed.
- - https://example.com/pricing
[Mobile] Performance: 61 (-12) | LCP: 3,450ms (+650ms) | CLS: 0.02 | INP: 180ms
Set my report schedule (optional): ranksentinel.co/schedule
The weekly digest
Robots.txt, sitemaps, noindex, canonicals, broken links and PageSpeed, checked every week and sorted by severity. The top three actions come first.
A daily email goes out only for a critical finding, after severity gating, dedupe and confirmation. The rest waits for Monday.
The month · August
12,480
Sessions, Analytics
▲ 9% on July
3,912
Clicks, Search Console
▲ 14% on July
84,200
Impressions, Search Console
▲ 6% on July
12.8
Average position
from 14.2 in July
Your best new page was /guides/pricing-psychology. Two queries moved into the top 10. One page lost half its clicks after the sitemap drop in the digest.
What to do first: restore the missing sitemap URLs, then check the canonical on /pricing. Nothing else in this month's numbers needs a hand.
Sample figures. The real report reads your Google Analytics 4 property and Search Console after one-time read access for ranksentinel-reports@ranksentinel-reports.iam.gserviceaccount.com.
The month in numbers
Sessions from Google Analytics 4, clicks, impressions and position from Search Console, compared with last month and written out in plain English.
One-time read access, then it arrives on its own. No dashboard.
Article · first page
How SEO Monitoring Catches Ranking Drops Before Traffic Falls
Traffic drops are a lagging signal. Here's what actually changes first, and how to catch it before the graph does.
Most site owners find out about an SEO problem the same way: traffic drops, someone notices in an analytics dashboard days or weeks later, and by then the fix is racing against lost revenue rather than preventing it.
Written for your site's topics. Starter 2 a month, Agency 6, Agency Pro 15. Read the article
The articles
A monthly allowance of SEO articles written for your site's topics: 2 on Starter, 6 on Agency, 15 on Agency Pro. Hobbyist gets the other three documents.
Humanize · marked up
30,000 words a month on Starter. Paste, read, use. Paste your own text
The marked-up draft
Paste AI-drafted text into Humanize and read it back as a person would have written it. The AI wording is struck through, the human line is written in.
10,000 to 300,000 words a month, depending on the envelope.
Four envelope sizes
Every size holds all four documents. The bigger envelopes hold more sites, more words and more articles. Where the string runs, it's included.
Hobbyist$9/monthfor a single site, hands-off
- Site1
- Key pages5
- Recipients1
- Weekly digest
- Daily critical alerts (not included)none
- Monthly GA4 + Search Console report
- Humanize words a month10,000
- SEO articles a month (not included)none
- Site1
- Key pages10
- Recipients3
- Weekly digest
- Daily critical alerts
- Monthly GA4 + Search Console report
- Humanize words a month30,000
- SEO articles a month2
- Sites5
- Key pages per site20
- Recipients per site10
- Weekly digest
- Daily critical alerts
- Monthly GA4 + Search Console report
- Humanize words a month100,000
- SEO articles a month6
- Sites15
- Key pages per site50
- Recipients per site25
- Weekly digest
- Daily critical alerts
- Monthly GA4 + Search Console report
- Humanize words a month300,000
- SEO articles a month15
14-day free trial on every size, no card needed to start. Change envelope any time. See full pricing
The folded insert
Answers to the most common objections.
What do I need to set up?
Nothing. Just enter your website URL and email to start your 14-day trial. We automatically discover your sitemap, monitor your pages, and send weekly reports. No dashboard login required.
Will I get spammed with alerts?
No. You only get critical alerts for severe issues (like homepage down or broken sitemap). Everything else waits for your weekly digest, which prioritizes the top issues to fix first.
Does it work on JavaScript-heavy sites?
Currently, RankSentinel works best with server-rendered sites. For JS-heavy sites (React, Vue, Next.js), we can detect most SEO issues but may miss some client-side rendered content. Full JavaScript rendering support is on our roadmap.
Can I change when reports are sent?
Yes. Every email includes a link to customize your schedule, recipients, and which pages to prioritize. Changes take effect immediately.
What happens after my trial ends?
Your trial lasts 14 days with full access to all features. After that, choose a paid plan to keep monitoring or cancel anytime. No credit card required to start.
Can I add my team to reports?
Yes. All plans let you add multiple email recipients. Hobbyist includes 1, Starter 3, Agency 10, and Agency Pro 25.
How is this different from uptime monitors?
Uptime monitors only tell you if your site is down. RankSentinel checks SEO-specific issues: broken links, missing meta descriptions, robots.txt changes, sitemap errors, and PageSpeed regressions that hurt search rankings.
Your inbox, every week. The whole envelope, every month.
Add your site and an email. The first digest arrives straight away, and the daily email only ever arrives for something critical.