Range is hiring a VP of Growth, a Content Marketing Manager and a Marketing Analytics Lead to grow organic and content channels, but the sitemap search engines read stops at older posts. Of the 101 articles on the /blog index, 77 are missing from it, including every 2025-2026 piece we checked: the Rai launch, the 2026 Investing Playbook, the Trump Accounts guide and the IRMAA and Roth conversion guide. The sitemap instead lists posts like "2023 Year End Tax Tips". The homepage title tag is simply "Home", which is what appears in search results and browser tabs.
First action
Regenerate the sitemap with all 101 blog articles and resubmit it in Search Console.
How to measure it
Blog articles indexed
- Now
- –
- Target
- all 101
- By
- 30 days
Steps
Export the live list
Every published article, guide, story and calculator from the CMS.
Growth Engineer, GTM 1 day
Rebuild the sitemap
Generate it automatically on publish, with lastmod dates.
Growth Engineer, GTM 2 days
Submit
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools; point robots.txt to the new file.
Growth Engineer, GTM 1 hour
Fix the homepage title
A title and description built on 0% AUM, CFPs and Rai.
Senior Product Marketing Manager 1 day
Clear with compliance
Review the new title and descriptions as advertising copy.
Regulatory Compliance Manager, GTM Enablement 2 days
Tune article titles
Top 20 newest posts by search demand.
Content Marketing Manager 1 week
Track indexing
Indexed pages and impressions for the new posts weekly.
Marketing Analytics Lead weekly
Report
Organic sessions and demo starts from the blog.
Marketing Analytics Lead 30 days
Why it works
Generate the sitemap from the CMS so every live article, guide, story and calculator is listed with a last-modified date, and submit it in Search Console. Rewrite the homepage title to the promise ("Range: Flat-Fee Wealth Management, 0% AUM, with CFPs and Rai") and give each article a title and description that match its search intent. Then watch how quickly the new articles get indexed and start drawing search and AI-assistant traffic.
Search engines and AI assistants find timely pages faster when the sitemap lists them, and the newest articles are the ones written for this year's questions (2026 tax rules, Trump Accounts, IRMAA) that high earners are searching for now. A real homepage title helps people searching for the brand and for "flat-fee financial advisor".
Ready to use
ChecklistSitemap and title fix
[ ] Sitemap generated from the CMS on every publish [ ] All 101 blog articles, 10 guides, 16 stories, 5 calculators listed [ ] lastmod dates on every URL [ ] Submitted in Search Console and Bing [ ] Homepage title replaces "Home" [ ] New titles and descriptions cleared by compliance [ ] Weekly indexing report
Risks and how to handle them
Old posts compete with new ones
Refresh or redirect dated posts (idea 18).
Copy treated as advertising
Run titles and descriptions through the Marketing Rule review first.
Evidence
- Your websiteSitemap check (October 22, 2026; robots.txt points to api.range.com/public/sitemap.xml): 146 URLs, 66 of them blog posts. The /blog index links 101 articles, and 77 of them are not in the sitemap, including "Introducing Rai: The First AI Wealth Advisor", "The Range 2026 Investing Playbook", "What Are Trump Accounts?", "IRMAA and Roth Conversions: The Ultimate Guide" and the Series C announcement. The sitemap's blog entries are older posts such as "2023 Year End Tax Tips" and "Reflecting on your 2022 financial goals". The missing pages load with status 200 and their own canonical tags.Source
- Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "Home"; the headline is "Your wealth, fully managed." with "0% AUM, no asset minimums, clear membership pricing" and "Book Your Personal Demo"; the meta description is "Experience all-in-one wealth management from Range..."; the main call to action leads to a "Free assessment" that asks "What brings you to Range?" (Investments, Retirement, Tax planning, Estate planning, Rai).Source
- HiringVice President of Growth (New York City, posted October 2, 2026): owns "customer acquisition, retention, and revenue growth"; runs "paid search, paid social, content marketing, referral programs, email marketing, and emerging platforms" and budgets "across Meta, Google, programmatic, influencer marketing"; builds "attribution models and marketing mix modeling" and will "Recruit, mentor, and lead a high-performing growth marketing team".Source
- HiringContent Marketing Manager (New York City, posted October 2, 2026): works across "our three biggest growth channels: newsletter, Instagram, and webinars"; helps "grow it into a top-tier wealth newsletter"; "Webinars are a primary growth engine", including "landing page copy, registration and reminder emails" and "turning each event into 4-6 pieces of repurposed content".Source
- HiringMarketing Analytics Lead (New York City, posted October 2, 2026): optimizes campaigns "across channels including Meta, Google, podcasts, and other emerging platforms", analyzes "SEO and social initiatives", and runs "attribution modeling, A/B testing, and spend efficiency studies" and "creative fatigue analysis" in Python.Source