One timeline
Actions and results on the same dates.
Attribution Thread
Coming soon
SEO attribution that links work to results
Did that post move anything? The Attribution Thread puts every action and every ranking change on one timestamped timeline, so cause and effect are easy to read.
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What is the Attribution Thread?
The Attribution Thread is a timeline that links the work RankMesh does to what happened next. Every agent action is timestamped, and so is every ranking and traffic change, so it can show a chain such as: blog post published, keyword moved up over the following weeks, organic visits to that page grew. It makes renewal and budget conversations quick.
How it works
- Step 1
Every action is stamped
Posts, fixes and updates are logged with dates.
- Step 2
Every change is stamped
Rankings and traffic are recorded over time.
- Step 3
Chains are drawn
Actions are linked to the changes that followed on the same pages and keywords.
- Step 4
Read the thread
See the story for a page, a keyword or the whole project.
What you get
What Attribution Thread gives you, in plain words.
Cause and effect
Which work came before which change.
Per page and keyword
Follow the thread for one page or one keyword.
Ready for reviews
A clear story for monthly and renewal conversations.
Does correlation prove the work caused the change?
Not on its own, and the thread does not claim it does. It shows what happened in order, on the same pages and keywords, so you can judge the link with the facts in front of you.
What data does it use?
RankMesh's own activity log plus your Search Console, Analytics and keyword tracking.
Which plans include it?
It is coming soon and will be part of the paid plans when it launches. Ask us for early access on a demo call. Full details are on the pricing page, and you can see where you stand today with a free AI visibility report.
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Attribution Thread FAQ
Common questions
Not yet. It is coming soon. Today, the activity log and SEO reports already show what was done and how results moved.
It is designed to show the traffic change; any value estimate will be clearly labelled as an estimate.
Yes. Everyone on the project will see the same thread.