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Hello,
We recently decided to try Rank Math after several years of using Yoast. Your toolset seems very promising but it doesn’t seem to work as we would expect. Our site — https://vendorful.ai — uses Thrive Themes on top of WordPress. According to their docs, RankMath is supported: https://help.thrivethemes.com/en/articles/4804741-how-does-rank-math-work-with-thrive-themes. And indeed, it works sometimes.
However, we regularly see a discrepancy between the suggestions and the content. For example, today, I looked at a posting with a score of 43. We lost points for, among other things:
Focus Keyword in the first 10% of the content.
Focus Keyword found in the content.
Content length.When I looked at the content, these were actually not problems. In this case, I saved the content in the Thrive Editor and the score instantly increased to 73 and then to to a 77. I’ve discovered that this works pretty reliably. Opening the Thrive editor and re-saving the content with no changes provides a big boost. But this means that we don’t know the true scores for our posts/pages until we do this.
I then took on some of the other suggestions, including a number and a power word in the title and changing the length of the URL. After I made the changes and saved them, Rank Math still indicates that these are problems.
- Your title doesn’t contain a positive or a negative sentiment word.
- Your title doesn’t contain a power word. Add at least one.
Your SEO title doesn’t contain a number.
This is the title I’m using: Responding to RFPs: 4 Ways Vendorful’s AI Changes the Painful Game
You can see a number and the word “painful” is both a power word and a negative sentiment word. Despite that, all of the items listed above are marked as failures.
Any ideas on what’s happening here?
Thanks,
David
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