> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://decageo.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Improve Your Rank > A four-step weekly loop from diagnosis to proof — where your AI visibility comes from, what AI actually says, what to change this week, and whether it worked. Rankings refresh every week, which means your work gets a scoreboard every week. This is the loop DecaGEO is built around — four steps, each living in a screen you've already seen. Run it weekly; the order is the point. ## Step 1: Diagnose where your visibility comes from Two tabs on your (or your closest competitor's) product details answer it: * **[Off-Page Citations](/docs/using/off-page-citations)** — which reviews, forums, and media AI cites in your category, and the *Not Mentioned* list: sources AI already trusts where you have no presence. That list is your PR and reviews target queue. * **[On-Page GEO Patterns](/docs/using/on-page-geo-patterns)** — what the most-cited pages in your category do on-page that yours don't, down to the HTML. ## Step 2: Verify what AI actually says Before changing anything, read the source material: **[Prompt & AI Response](/docs/using/prompt-and-ai-response)** shows the buyer questions behind your category's ranking and how AI answered — who it shortlists, in what order, and in its own words. This is the reality your Step 1 findings have to explain. ## Step 3: Act on this week's plays Your **[Dashboard](/docs/using/dashboard)** turns the diagnosis into an ordered to-do list: * Start with **Category Basics** — the fundamentals almost every top-ranked product in your category already has, sorted by how widespread each is. * Then take the **Weekly Playbook** — the moves behind this week's actual breakouts, ranked by impact and effort. Every action ships with a copy-paste AI prompt that applies the play to your own page — the exact rewrite, tag, or markup it calls for. ## Step 4: Track whether it worked Give a change a few weekly cycles, then check two places: * **[Chart History](/docs/using/chart-history)** — did your rank, DECA Score, and Mention Rate actually move, and is it holding? * **[Compare](/docs/using/compare)** — line yourself up against the products above you and watch the signal tags shift from *Opportunity* and *Competitive* toward *Shared*. Then the loop restarts: this week's chart is next week's diagnosis. ## Go deeper The strategy behind the moves — how generative engine optimization works and why these patterns win. Register your brand so you know the moment AI starts recommending it — the loop above works before you chart, too.