Support, documentation and practical guidance for SERP Command.
This page gives users a clear starting point for setup, workflow guidance, licensing, updates, support questions and the best way to get help while SERP Command is being rolled out as a founder-led platform.
Start here
If you are new to SERP Command, these are the best places to begin. Keep the docs simple, practical and tied to the way the platform actually works.
Quick links
Best first actions
- Set up your site and key settingsStep 1
- Learn the content workflowStep 2
- Run a demo or founder-led walkthroughStep 3
Getting Started
The fastest way to get value from SERP Command is to set it up clearly and learn the workflow in the right order instead of exploring every screen at random.
Install and connect the platform
Install the plugin, activate it on the correct WordPress site and make sure your basic settings, site profile and workflow modules are visible and working.
Start with Command Centre and AI Visibility
Use the main dashboard and AI Visibility first so you can see the pages, issues and opportunities the system is surfacing before you start producing content.
Move through the content workflow
Turn opportunities into ideas, then into briefs, then into drafts, then move them through review and publishing so the workflow becomes natural.
Use reports and growth modules later
Once the core workflow is in place, add reporting, backlinks and outreach into the process so everything stays connected.
Workflow guide
SERP Command works best when the modules are used in sequence. This is the most practical way to think about the platform day to day.
1. Find the issue
Use Command Centre and AI Visibility to identify weak pages, missing signals, metadata gaps and content opportunities.
2. Build the content
Move from content ideas to structured briefs to drafts, using the workflow instead of disconnected docs and notes.
3. Review and publish
Use review queues, return-for-edit controls, calendar views and publish actions to move content live in a controlled way.
4. Improve authority
Once the content process is working, use backlinks, outreach and reports to strengthen visibility and authority over time.
Licensing, updates and monthly access
SERP Command is best offered as a managed monthly platform rather than a one-off plugin sale. That keeps support, updates and access much clearer.
Monthly access
Plans are designed around active access, continued platform improvements, support and feature development rather than a one-time lifetime purchase.
Licensing direction
Licensing is intended to control who can activate the platform, who receives updates and which plan-level features are available on the site.
Update delivery
As the commercial rollout matures, update delivery should be protected and tied to active access so the platform stays easier to manage and support.
Support topics
Use this page as the support hub and link out to deeper docs later as the product grows.
Setup help
Getting the plugin installed, configured and visible in the admin correctly.
- Plugin install and activation
- Menu visibility
- Site profile setup
Workflow help
Understanding how the modules connect and what order to use them in.
- AI Visibility
- Content Ideas / Briefs / Drafts
- Review / Calendar / Media
Reporting help
Using reports, exports and client-safe views correctly.
- Command Centre reports
- Client-safe report exports
- CSV downloads
Commercial help
Questions around pricing, plans, licensing and rollout.
- Starter / Pro / Agency
- Monthly billing direction
- Founder-led beta access
Best way to get help
The right support path depends on where you are in the process. Use the route that matches the question you actually have.
Quick question
Use email or a short contact form if the question is around pricing, fit, licensing or one specific platform feature.
Workflow problem
If the issue is operational or tied to how the workflow behaves on your site, a founder-led demo or walkthrough is usually the fastest route.
Rollout planning
If you want to know how SERP Command should be introduced into a real team or client workflow, book a longer demo and bring the use case.
Support FAQ
Simple answers to the most common support and documentation questions.
Where should I start after installation?
Start with Command Centre and AI Visibility. Those modules will give you the clearest picture of what the platform sees and what opportunities or weak pages need attention first.
What is the best order to use the content workflow?
Use it in this order: opportunities and AI visibility first, then content ideas, then briefs, then drafts, then review, then schedule or publish. That keeps the workflow clean and easier to manage.
Should I use all modules straight away?
No. Start with the core workflow first, then add backlinks, outreach and reporting once the content pipeline is stable and useful for your team.
What if I need help with setup or a workflow issue?
The best route is a founder-led walkthrough or support enquiry tied to your real site and use case. That is usually more useful than a generic support answer.
How should I think about monthly access and updates?
Monthly access is intended to cover ongoing platform use, updates, support and continued feature hardening, rather than treating the product like a static one-time plugin download.
Need help getting started or planning the rollout?
Book a founder-led demo and we’ll walk through the workflow, the setup, the plan fit and the best next step for your site or team.