Meet your SEO agent.
SEO on autopilot: it watches your rankings, fixes what breaks and finds the searches to win next. You choose how changes go live.
Content agent
Writes the pages the SEO agent’s keyword research finds.
GEO agent
Gets the same pages cited by AI assistants.
Performance agent
Keeps them fast, which Google measures too.
What is an SEO agent?
An SEO agent is an AI agent that does SEO work on its own: it finds opportunities and problems, makes the changes on your site, measures the result, and starts again. Unlike SEO tools that only report, it acts, and asks a person only when it needs a decision. This way of working, often called agentic SEO, turns SEO from a quarterly project into a routine.
| Routine | Result |
|---|---|
| Broken linksFix ready | 7 links repaired |
| Meta tagsFix ready | 18 descriptions written |
| SEO monitoring | No drop this week |
Why SEO needs an agent, not a to-do list.
For most sites, search engines are the largest source of visitors, yet SEO work rarely gets done on time: audits pile up, fixes wait for a developer, and new pages go live without anyone checking them. Even teams with SEO specialists spend most of their week on repetitive SEO tasks instead of strategy. Most pages never get a single visit from Google. An SEO agent closes that gap by doing the recurring work itself, so your team only makes the decisions.
53%
of trackable website traffic comes from organic search.
96.55%
of pages get no traffic from Google at all.
Source: BrightEdge, 2019 channel reportSource: Ahrefs, study of 14 billion pages (2023)
How the SEO agent works.
The same loop for every routine. You only do the last step.
Watches
Every publish, every page and every ranking, with Search Console and the tools you connect.
Finds
What broke, what slipped, and the searches your pages could win with a few changes.
Fixes
It prepares each change itself: a redirect, a title, a link, a new brief. Nothing is left as a to-do list.
You decide
Let a routine publish on its own, or have its changes wait in a preview with a short report, to publish, edit or turn down.
One SEO agent, every SEO job.
Each routine handles one SEO job, at its own pace. Open one to see exactly what it does.
Technical SEO
Indexing, sitemap, redirects, headings.
SEO monitoring
Every change watched, regressions flagged.
Broken links
Internal and outbound links, found and repaired.
Meta tags
Titles and descriptions: missing, duplicate, too long.
Image SEO
Alt text, file names and the image sitemap.
Keyword optimization
The searches a page almost ranks for, worked into its copy.
Internal linking
Orphan pages found, links placed in context.
Keyword research
The searches to target next, turned into briefs.
Keyword cannibalization
Pages competing for one search, merged or told apart.
Hreflang
Each language served to the right market.
Before and after.
Your SEO work, before and after the SEO agent takes over the routine part.
- Audits: how problems are found
- Before:An audit once or twice a year, and a long list nobody finishes
- After:Checked every day, fixes ready before problems cost traffic
- Fixes: who makes the changes
- Before:Waiting for a developer’s free afternoon
- After:Made by the SEO agent, published on its own or when you approve
- Reporting: how you know it works
- Before:A spreadsheet built by hand every month
- After:A weekly report in Fimo or by email
What you get.
SEO that never stops
The routine work runs on its own, every day, so nothing waits for the next audit.
You stay in charge
Automatic or with your approval, routine by routine: you decide how much the SEO agent publishes on its own.
One agent, the whole job
Technical fixes, content signals and new opportunities, handled by one agent that knows your site.
The SEO workflows the SEO agent takes over.
Most SEO work repeats every week. These are the SEO workflows an agent runs more reliably than a person with a spreadsheet.
Technical health
Indexing, redirects, sitemaps and broken links checked every day, so search engines can crawl every page and visitors never land on an error. The fix is ready before the problem costs you traffic.
Content optimization
Titles, meta descriptions, alt text and internal links kept complete on every page, and your existing SEO content improved with the Google searches it already shows up for.
Keyword strategy
New keyword opportunities found, grouped into topics and turned into briefs, while pages that compete for the same search are merged or told apart before they split your traffic.
Monitoring and reporting
Rankings, clicks and indexing watched in Google Search Console, with a weekly report that explains what changed, why it changed, and what the SEO agent has already fixed.
What stays with you.
An SEO agent takes over the routine, not the judgement. These decisions stay with your team or your SEO specialists.
Your SEO strategy
Which markets, products and topics matter to your business, and which searches are worth winning. The SEO agent brings the data and proposes; you choose where to go.
What goes live
Routine by routine, you choose: the SEO agent publishes on its own, or each change waits in a preview with a short explanation for you to publish, edit or turn down. Every version of the site is kept.
Links from other sites
Earning mentions and links from other websites is relationship work that happens outside your site. It remains human work, and the SEO agent makes sure the pages it points to are worth linking to.
Works with your tools.
Search Console is all it needs to start. Connect Semrush, Ahrefs or Google Analytics to give it more data.
Search Console
SEMrush
Ahrefs
Questions about the SEO agent.
Straight answers.
Start with your website.
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