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Up to 90 articles per billing cycle, up to 3 a day on weekdays. Ryze produces only what’s still missing for the cycle, and articles are published at a steady daily pace rather than all at once, so your site grows naturally rather than spiking. Move scheduled dates to publish less often or stack several on one day. See Content Plan.
No — Ryze picks them for you from your real data (Search Console, live search data, your store). You can delete keywords you don’t want, ask the agent to add new ones, and review and edit any article draft before it goes live. See Keywords & Prompts.
Yes. Open the article and click Edit (in the list: ⋯ → Edit / Reschedule) to change the title, slug, meta, body, image, or scheduled date on the edit page, then click Save. Published articles stay editable too: save your edits, then click Publish edits on the article page to update the live copy (the slug of a live article can’t change). From the ⋯ menu of a published article you can also Republish, Unpublish or Delete it. See Content Plan.
Yes. Every article gets an automatic publish date, spread out so your content rolls out steadily. Open a draft, click Edit, and change the Scheduled date to move it earlier or later — or point several at the same day for a bigger drop. Use Calendar view on Content Plan to see the whole schedule at a glance. See Content Plan.
To the platform set in Publish to under SEO → Preferences → Publishing — Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix, GitHub, Ryze Hosting and more. Connect one under Integrations first; without one there’s nowhere to publish. See Content Plan.
Ryze retries the publish up to 3 times. After that the article is marked Failed with the error — open it from the Failed tab and click Retry.
Yes. Volume and difficulty come from live search data for your country. Ryze never invents metrics.
On-page is everything on your own site — Content Plan articles and technical fixes. Off-page is everything pointing back to your site — guest posts, press, and the backlinks they earn.
That’s intentional. If no blog is selected in the integration settings, Ryze creates a dedicated blog (on Shopify it’s called “Articles”) so a high article volume stays off your main pages. Prefer your existing blog? Pick it in the blog picker under the CMS integration’s settings. Articles are indexed and interlinked by Ryze either way.
Yes. On SEO → Keywords & Prompts, open the actions menu on a keyword’s row and click Delete. To add keywords, click Explore Queries or ask the AI Marketer chat, for example “add the keyword soundproof office pod”. You can steer future picks through the Brand page (Identity and Context). See Keywords & Prompts.
Content — articles, ad copy, chat — comes in whatever language you brief it in. For articles, set the Article language and Target market under SEO → Preferences → Content. The dashboard itself is English only for now.