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One promotion starts the process
A customer enters a website or supported identity. The customer selects a promotion amount and an optional category.
The form can show the likely Sponsored Rank before checkout. The preview does not reserve the position.
Another completed promotion can change the available position before checkout finishes.
A completed promotion updates the placement
A completed payment updates the product’s sponsored total and Sponsored Rank.
Equal totals keep the earlier UTC rank time.
The board, product page, share card, and badge then show the same public rank and sponsored total.
Full-board and category ranks
SeeRanks has one full-board order and independent category orders.
| Surface | Sponsored total used | What the rank means | Example use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full board | The product’s settled promotion total | Position across all live products | General product visibility |
| One category | The settled promotion total for that category | Position inside one topic | Focused audience visibility |
| All categories | One checkout promotes each open category separately | One position in each selected category | Broad topic coverage |
One all-category payment adds its full charge to the overall sponsored total once. It also gives each selected category a sponsored total.
A category the product already leads adds no new required amount for that category.
A repeat promotion pays the difference
Assume a listing already holds a $50 sponsored total. The customer increases it to $80.
Checkout charges the required difference. It does not charge the full $80 again. The public sponsored total becomes $80 after payment.
This rule lets a product increase its position without losing its earlier promotion value.
Each row shows public proof
The board keeps the main purchase facts together.
- Rank.
- Listing identity and icon.
- Current sponsored total.
- UTC rank time.
- Counted clicks.
- Available category context.
- Optional website measurements.
- A direct action for the next promotion amount.
The top three positions use stronger visual treatment. Lower positions use quieter cards with the same actions and public facts.
Clicks report traffic
Opening a promoted product takes the visitor to its destination. An eligible visit increases the measured click total.
The destination also receives full campaign attribution. It includes utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and utm_content values.
SeeRanks sells placement. It does not sell or guarantee clicks, visitors, or engagement.
Website facts add context
Website measurements do not affect Sponsored Rank. They help a visitor inspect a product.
| Measurement | Public meaning | Source role |
|---|---|---|
| Domain Rating | A backlink-strength value from 0 to 100 | Ahrefs public Domain Rating data |
| Lighthouse values | Mobile lab scores for performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO | Google PageSpeed |
| LCP field data | A 75th percentile loading value from a public Chrome sample | Chrome UX Report through PageSpeed |
| Agentic score | A public report about AI agent readiness | Is Agentic |
A missing measurement stays hidden. SeeRanks does not invent a replacement value.
The site data method explains the sources and limits.
Public pages help the listing travel
Each live product can have a readable public page. It can show the Sponsored Rank, sponsored total, measured clicks, badges, categories, and community activity.
The social card uses the current rank and amount. Visitors can copy the public rank card or badge from the board.
Makers can also claim listings, publish updates, create collections, and receive follows. Community activity stays separate from Sponsored Rank.
Try one path
Open the Sponsored Ranks board. Choose a product. The boost action shows the promotion amount for the selected position.
