Your blog's progress, in one place.
One dashboard
Your output and your results, per project
What is scheduled, what went live, and how search is responding, without opening your CMS and Search Console side by side.
Scheduled posts
Posts due in the next 30 days, including the runs your automations will add. One click opens Content Planner.
Published posts
A count of the posts Content Planner has published, so you know how much is live.
Autoblog activity
Your automation cadence, with a live indicator while autoblogging runs and a warning when an automation needs attention.
Domain Rank
Your site authority score with its recent trend, backlinks, and referring domains. Marked verified when your site matches your Search Console property.
Search Console numbers
Clicks, impressions, and click-through rate for the last 30 days, straight from Google Search Console.
Tiles that fit the project
The dashboard shows the numbers a project actually has, so a site without automations never gets an empty Automations tile.
Content Activity
Publishing and search traffic on one chart
The Content Activity chart lines up the posts you published with your Search Console clicks and impressions for the last 30 days, so you can see what search did after each post went live.
- Output and results together: bars for articles created and posts published, lines for clicks and impressions.
- Hover any day to see which posts went live and that day's clicks and impressions.
- One click to the full report with average position, top pages and queries, and Search Console insights.
Content Activity
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How it comes together
Four sources. One dashboard.
The dashboard reads the connections you already set up and keeps itself in sync. No spreadsheets, no CSV exports, no manual refreshes.
One view per project. Switch sites and everything updates.
Content Planner publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, Framer, and more. See all integrations.
Everything included
Built for bloggers running more than one thing
The dashboard lives inside the RightBlogger plan you already have. Nothing new to learn.
A dashboard per project
Every project gets its own view. Switch sites and every tile and chart updates to that blog.
Works for your team
Teammates see the dashboard for the projects they belong to. No shared logins.
A starting point
Tiles open Content Planner and your Search Console report, and New Article opens the article writer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the RightBlogger dashboard?
It's the Content overview page inside RightBlogger. For each project it shows scheduled and published posts, autoblog activity, Domain Rank, and Search Console clicks, impressions, and click-through rate, plus a 30-day Content Activity chart.
Where does the data come from?
Four places. Scheduled posts, published posts, and autoblog activity come from Content Planner, where you set up autoblogging. Articles created come from your RightBlogger content. Clicks, impressions, and CTR come from Google Search Console. Domain Rank, backlinks, and referring domains come from a third-party link index. It all updates automatically.
Do I need to connect Google Search Console?
No. Without it you still see your posts, autoblog activity, and Domain Rank. Connecting it adds clicks, impressions, and click-through rate, plus the search lines on the Content Activity chart.
What is the Content Activity chart?
A 30-day chart with the articles you created and the posts you published as bars, and your Search Console clicks and impressions as lines. Hover any day to see which posts went live and that day's numbers.
How is Domain Rank calculated?
It is a site authority score from a third-party link index, refreshed on a schedule and shown with its recent trend, your backlinks, and referring domains. When your project website matches your connected Search Console property, the rank is marked verified.
Can I manage more than one site?
Yes. Each project gets its own dashboard, and switching projects updates every tile and chart. Solo covers one site, Pro three, and Agency ten. See plans.
How is this different from white label SEO reports?
The dashboard is your quick daily view. The Search Console report goes deeper, with average position, top pages and queries, and insights for quick wins, content decay, cannibalization, and URL clusters, and you can share it with clients as a link or a branded PDF.
How often does it update, and is it included in my plan?
It updates automatically. Search Console data runs two to three days behind, which is Google's delay. Domain Rank refreshes on a schedule, and posts and autoblog status update as they happen. The dashboard is on every plan; Domain Rank and the full Search Console report need a paid plan. See plans.
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