Catalogue of SEO agents we deploy
An "SEO agent" is not magic: it's an automated routine with clear rules that runs a specific task continuously. Each one is tailored to the client, but most projects start with a combination of these six profiles.
1. Continuous technical audit agent
Crawls critical URLs weekly and monitors Core Web Vitals, status codes, indexability, valid schema, redirects, duplicate content and click depth. Alerts the consultant as soon as a deviation from baseline is detected. Replaces "let's take a look every 3 months" with constant vigilance.
2. Keyword research agent at scale
Processes tens of thousands of seed keywords, clusters them by intent and SERP feature, identifies long-tail opportunities and detects when new relevant search terms appear in your sector. Coverage is orders of magnitude greater than what a human consultant would cover by hand, while keeping the consultant's judgement for prioritization.
3. On-page optimization agent
Rewrites metadata, ALT, schema and FAQ blocks from templates validated by the consultant. Works in two modes: "suggestion" (proposes changes in a panel for team approval) or "direct apply" (inserts changes under strict rules and limits). Critical for catalogues of 10,000+ products.
4. Internal linking agent
Maps the semantic content of each page, detects mentions of key concepts and proposes (or inserts) links to the relevant pillar pages. When new content is published, it retrofits links from relevant older content. Solves one of the most expensive problems to maintain by hand on large sites.
5. SERP + LLM citation monitoring agent
Tracks daily positions in classic Google and, in parallel, runs representative prompts in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews measuring how often and for which queries your brand is cited. The "share of model" metric is to 2026 what average ranking was to 2010.
6. Link building prospection and outreach agent
Crawls thousands of thematically relevant sites, scores them by DR, relevance, likelihood to respond and presence in competitor profiles, extracts verified contacts and generates personalized outreach drafts by reading the prospect's latest articles. Validation and sending are human.
How We Work
We guide you with clarity every step of the way to get you real results.
Goal and rules definition
Configuration and staging tests
Supervised deployment
Reporting and continuous adjustment
How agents work: from design to SEO impact
An agent's value is not in "replacing the SEO": it's in multiplying an expert's coverage. For that to work, all our agents follow the same workflow.
Clear rules and operational limits
Each agent is configured with explicit rules: which URLs it can touch, max daily changes, which conditions trigger a human alert before acting. If a page is marked as "protected" (for instance, a commercial landing), the agent never modifies it without approval.
Staging tests before production
No agent is deployed directly on the live site. It goes through a staging environment where the consultant validates results on real URLs before activating it in production. Standard for any serious engineering practice; in SEO it's often skipped — and disaster follows.
Full traceability and reversibility
Every change is logged, versioned and attributable to a specific agent on a specific date. If a change doesn't work, it can be reverted to a previous state in minutes. This is what differentiates professional automation from a loose script.
Periodic consultant supervision
The consultant reviews each agent's logs weekly, its SEO impact (ranking changes, indexation, traffic) and adjusts rules if results require it. If a routine stops adding value, it's deactivated. There is no "let's leave it running and see".
Before / after deploying agents (hypothetical scenario)
As an illustration only: for a catalogue site of ~12,000 URLs and an SEO team of 1.5 FTE, agents would change the day-to-day as follows (indicative figures, not a specific client's data):
| Task | Without agents | With agents |
|---|---|---|
| Full technical audit | Quarterly | Weekly |
| Metadata updates | ~200/month manual | ~12,000 reviewed/month |
| Internal links maintained | ~50 new links/month | ~1,500 links reviewed/month |
| New 404 detection | Monthly | Daily, with proposed redirect |
| Monthly consultant hours | ~120h on operations | ~25h ops + 60h strategy |
The key question is never "how long does it take?" but "who reviews the rules and the results?". The answer is always: a senior SEO consultant.
What You Gain by Working With Us
Our goal: growth for your business that you can see and that lasts.
Coverage on large sites
Operational consistency
Team focused on what matters
Traceability and reversibility
Frequently Asked Questions about our AI SEO agents
What agents automate, how they are supervised and what we always leave to the consultant.
What exactly is an 'AI SEO agent'?
An automated routine that runs a specific SEO task continuously, following explicit rules defined by the consultant. It can evaluate conditions (for example, 'does this URL meet the criteria for inserting an internal link?') and pick between scoped actions. It's not an autonomous AI that decides on its own: it's a supervised system with clear rules.
Do AI agents modify my site directly?
Only if the client approves it. Two operating modes: 'suggestion' (the agent proposes changes for the team to approve in a panel) and 'direct apply' (the agent inserts the changes following validated rules). In both cases everything is logged and reversible. Nothing happens that isn't in the contract and approved by the client.
What tasks can be automated with SEO agents?
Repetitive operational tasks with clear rules: continuous technical audits, mass metadata optimization, ALT tag maintenance, internal linking, 404 monitoring with redirect proposals, sitemap updates, alerts on Search Console changes, LLM citation monitoring (ChatGPT, Perplexity), link building prospection. We don't automate strategy decisions or editorial content.
Is it safe? What if an agent applies something it shouldn't?
Three safeguards: prior staging tests before touching production; rules with limits (the agent cannot modify more than X pages per day, can't touch URLs marked as 'protected', etc.); and full logging of every change, which allows quick reversal. Plus a human consultant reviews results periodically.
How many human hours does an SEO agent actually save?
Depends on the agent and site size. As an indicative reference (not a commitment): for a catalogue site of around 10,000 URLs, a typical agent set (continuous audit, metadata, internal linking, monitoring) significantly reduces monthly operational hours and shifts the consultant's time towards review and adjustment. Recovered time is invested in strategy, content and judgement decisions.
Which CMS do the agents integrate with?
Any CMS that offers an API or allows script execution: WordPress, Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop, headless CMS and custom systems. Integration effort varies by platform; we assess it in the discovery phase.
How are agents supervised so they don't make mistakes?
Every action is logged. We implement alerts for anomalous behaviour (change volume outside expected range, CMS response errors, ranking drops after a change). A consultant reviews logs and SEO impact periodically.
Can agents publish blog content autonomously?
It's not our approach. Editorial content needs human review to guarantee quality, accuracy and real experience (the 'E' of E-E-A-T). Agents can help optimize existing content (metadata, links, format), but they don't publish editorial content autonomously.
What's the difference between an 'agent' and an automation script?
A standard script follows fixed instructions. An agent can interpret data, evaluate conditions and choose between several actions based on context. It's still a scoped, supervised system — not an autonomous AI deciding on its own — but it has more flexibility than a linear script.
Can they be customized for a very specific task in my business?
Yes. That's where much of the value lies. We design custom agents for specific SEO processes on your site or sector. For example, a real-estate catalogue updated daily can have an agent that keeps sold-property URLs in the right state, with redirects and appropriate messages.
How long does it take to set up an SEO agent?
Depends on complexity. A simple agent (template-based metadata) can be operational in 1-2 weeks. A more complex system, like automated internal linking on a large site, usually requires 4-6 weeks between discovery, configuration, testing and validation.
If an agent applies an unwanted change, can it be reverted?
Yes. All changes are logged and versioned. We can revert a specific set of changes to a previous state quickly and, if necessary, stop the agent while we adjust the rule that caused the issue.
How is the SEO impact of an agent measured?
Each agent has its own KPIs. The continuous audit one is measured by issues detected and average time to resolution. The on-page optimization one by CTR and positions of affected URLs. The LLM monitoring one by share of model and citations gained. The consultant cross-references these KPIs with business ones in every report.
Can agents run without a consultant behind?
Technically yes, but it's not our model. Without human supervision, any automated system ends up accumulating silent errors or drifting when the site or algorithm changes. Our agents are designed to multiply a consultant's reach, not to replace them.