Use cases › Affiliate
For affiliate + niche sites
Commissions, without
the AI-slop look
RankSpiral writes the reviews and comparisons your niche actually searches for, places your affiliate links only where a sentence earns them, and keeps every anchor inside Google’s rules. Then it counts the clicks.
- rel=sponsored on every affiliate anchor
- Three per article, enforced in code
- Every click counted per article
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Affiliate link
reusable makeup pads
rel="sponsored noopener"
2 of 3 in this article · never in the intro
Without RankSpiral
An affiliate site earns trust
before it earns commissions
The cheap way to run a niche site is to publish a hundred posts that read machine-written and hope volume wins. It stopped working the moment everyone could do it.
The whole site reads as one machine
Forty reviews, one cadence. Readers notice by the second paragraph, and they stop clicking anything.
Links stuffed until nobody trusts them
An affiliate anchor in every paragraph, missing attributes, the same target linked three times.
Old posts rot while new ones ship
The reviews that earned last year slide off page one, and nobody goes back for them.
Clusters picked on volume alone
Three posts chasing the same search result, cannibalising each other instead of covering the niche.
Partner links
4 of 20 configured
Encore ESP grinder
amzn.to/enc-esp…
Stagg EKG kettle
shareasale.com/r.cfm…
Brew course bundle
gumroad.com/brewschool
Old grinder (discontinued)
amzn.to/old-gr…
Paused links skip new articles
Open the library →Your affiliate links
Compliant by construction,
not by reminder
Add your links once — a label, the URL, a line on when each fits. The writer weaves one in only where a phrase genuinely warrants it, and a publish-time pass guarantees the rules a prompt can only request.
- Every affiliate anchor ships with rel="sponsored noopener" — the attribute Google asks for on paid links, added at publish, not requested of the AI.
- Three affiliate links per article at most, never in the opening section, never two to the same target. The caps are enforced in code after the article is written.
- A sentence that criticises a product never carries your link — an endorsement inside a warning is worse than no link at all.
Writer personas
A masthead,
not a machine
Readers notice when forty reviews share one cadence — and so does anyone rating the site. Give each site a small roster of writers with real voices, and the blog index stops reading like one tool on a schedule.
- Up to four writers per site from Growth up, each with their own name, role, portrait and voice — a preset tone or a fully custom description.
- Writers own beats: assign a persona to a topic pillar and every article in that cluster keeps one voice, the way a real masthead works.
- The rotation carries an anti-streak guard — the same byline never publishes three posts in a row.
Writers
4 of 4 personas
Maya Calloway
Reviews editor
Jonas Mercer
Brewing guides
Ruby Ashford
Beginner content
Theo Vega
Deals + comparisons
Never the same byline three in a row
Edit writers →Back catalogue
38 posts imported
Best espresso grinder under $200
Position 11 · 6 queries in striking distance
Moka pot vs AeroPress
Slid 8 → 19 over 90 days
How to clean a burr grinder
Holding page one
Espresso tamping guide (2023)
Imported · 2 anchor phrases found in your prose
Imports are free — no allowance spent
Review verdicts →Your back catalogue
Your old posts are
the fastest money
A niche site that has been publishing for years is sitting on rankings it already paid for. RankSpiral starts there before it writes anything new.
41%
of customer revenue comes from posts that existed before RankSpiral
- Import your existing posts free — they never count against your article allowance.
- Every post gets a verdict from its real performance — refresh, rewrite, or leave alone. Refreshes only add sections and FAQ entries; the text that already ranks is never touched.
- The retrolink pass threads your affiliate links into old posts using phrases already in your prose, under the same caps as new articles. Nothing changes on a live page without your approval.
One article, end to end
From a keyword to a commission, in five steps
The same pipeline every article runs. What makes it an affiliate pipeline is step four.
Cluster
Reviews and comparisons grouped on live Google results, not model guesses.
Day 1Brief
Outline built from what currently ranks, plus real People-Also-Ask questions.
Day 1Write
One of your writer personas takes it, in their own voice.
Day 2Link
Your affiliate links placed where a sentence earns them — capped and attributed in code.
AutomaticCount
Every affiliate click tracked back to the article that sent it.
OngoingNiche sites running on RankSpiral
What a niche site does in year one
Averages across the 214 sites on the platform. Niches differ; the shape of the curve does not.
$25.7k
new revenue per site in the first twelve months
1 in 6
articles reach the top ten, against 1 in 34 for other AI SEO writers
41%
of that revenue comes from posts that existed before RankSpiral
4,820
clicks a month by month twelve
Revenue as reported by customers; clicks are measured, and ad-blocked visits are never counted — treat each figure as a floor.
We had forty old posts doing nothing. RankSpiral rewrote twelve of them before writing a single new one, and that alone tripled our clicks.
Dana Whitfield
Founder, gardenlab.co
Questions from affiliate operators
You add them once, in your site's settings: up to twenty partner links, each with a label, the URL, whether it's an affiliate link or a plain partner link, and an optional line on when it fits. The writer weaves one in only where a phrase genuinely warrants it — a recommendation, a "where to buy" moment — and an article that fits none of them carries none of them. Pause a link and new articles stop using it; delete one and your already-published articles keep theirs.
See what your niche
could still pay
Start with one site. We map the niche on live Google results, surface the clusters you can actually win, and write your first two articles with your links in place.
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