AI SEO agent that finds the gaps and writes the fixes
Search traffic grows from many small, steady improvements that most teams never get around to. SuperMarketer works as an AI SEO agent: it audits your titles and meta descriptions, spots the pages your site is missing, writes keyword briefs and full articles with internal links, and reads Google Search Console to see what is already working.
SEO advice that never turns into changes
Many companies have run an SEO audit at least once. The result is usually a long spreadsheet of issues and a list of keywords, and then nothing happens because nobody has time to rewrite fifty meta descriptions or write the twelve articles the audit recommended. Meanwhile, competitors with similar products rank for the questions your buyers ask.
The gap is execution. Finding issues is easy for software. Fixing them in your voice, on your site, week after week, is the part that usually needs a person.
- Audits produce reports, not edits
- Missing pages stay missing for months
- New articles are published without links to the rest of the site
On-page audits of titles and metas
The agent reviews each page on your site and flags titles that are too long, duplicated or vague, and meta descriptions that are missing or weak. For every issue it proposes a rewritten title and meta in your brand voice, as a card you can approve. On WordPress and Webflow, approved fixes are applied directly.
Missing pages your buyers look for
By comparing your site with your offers, competitors and the queries in Search Console, the agent lists pages you should have but do not, such as a pricing explainer, an integration page or a comparison with a known alternative. Each suggestion comes with a short brief explaining who the page is for.
Keyword briefs before every article
Before writing, the agent prepares a keyword brief: the main phrase, related questions, the angle that fits your offer, a suggested title and an outline. You can adjust the brief on its card, and the draft follows your changes.
Articles with internal links
Drafts run up to 2,000 words and include links to your existing pages, plus suggestions for older pages that should link back to the new one. That keeps your site connected, which helps both readers and search engines. More on long-form work sits on the AI content marketing page.
Search Console read only
Connect Google Search Console and GA4 read only. The agent reads queries, clicks, impressions and positions, notices pages that slipped and phrases where you sit just outside the top results, and puts those opportunities at the top of the next plan. Nothing in your Search Console or analytics settings is changed.
Approvals and autonomy
Every title fix, new page brief and article lands in the approval queue with Approve, Edit, Reject and Regenerate. Set the blog channel to Review everything, Auto-publish after 24 h or Full autopilot, depending on how much you trust the drafts. The full dial is described on the AI marketing automation page.
How the SEO agent starts
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Enter your website so the agent can crawl your pages
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Connect Search Console and GA4 read only
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Approve the first batch of title and meta fixes
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Choose which missing pages and briefs to write first
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Track clicks and positions in the weekly report
AI SEO agent vs an SEO suite or an agency
Cost figures are typical market ranges, not our data.
| SEO suite | SEO freelancer or agency | SuperMarketer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finds issues | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Rewrites titles and metas | No | Yes, billed by the hour | Yes, as cards to approve |
| Writes articles | No | Often extra | Up to 2,000 words with links |
| Publishes to your site | No | Sometimes | WordPress and Webflow |
| Reads Search Console | Yes | Yes | Yes, read only |
| Typical monthly cost | about $100 to $250 | about $1,500 to $4,000 | From $49 |
SEO is one part of the job. The agent also turns new articles into social posts and newsletter items, which the AI marketing tool page covers.
Plans for SEO work
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Blog articles | Brands | Channels |
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| Starter | $49 | $24/month ($288/yr) | 4 | 1 | 3 |
| Growth | $149 | $74/month ($888/yr) | 12 | 1 | 8 |
| Scale | $499 | $249/month ($2,988/yr) | 40 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Enterprise | $1,490 | $745/month ($8,940/yr) | 120 | 15 | Unlimited |
Every plan includes on-page title and meta fixes and missing page suggestions. Growth suits a steady publishing pace of about three articles a week, Scale covers several sites. Yearly billing costs half.
Questions about the AI SEO agent
Does the agent change my site without approval?
Only if you allow it. On Review everything each fix waits for your Approve. With Auto-publish after 24 h or Full autopilot on the blog channel, approved rules apply on schedule.
Which site platforms can it edit?
It publishes articles and applies title and meta fixes on WordPress and Webflow. For other platforms, approved fixes are ready to copy into your CMS.
Does it need access to Search Console?
It works without it, using your site and plan. Connecting Search Console read only lets it see real queries and positions and choose better topics.
How does it decide which pages are missing?
It compares your current pages with your offers, your competitors and the queries in Search Console, then proposes pages with a short brief for each.
Are the articles original?
Yes. Each article is written for your site from its own brief, in your brand voice, with internal links to your pages.