An SEO agent runs your site, and customers find you in Google and AI assistants
Every day the agent checks your site and submits new pages for indexing. Every week it writes articles for the queries your customers actually search. Every month it refreshes older pages and checks whether ChatGPT and Perplexity mention you. You get a report and see the growth in numbers.
Audit, search demand and a topic plan for your site within 48 hours. No commitment.
Typical trajectory of a new blog. Your site's actual numbers arrive in the weekly report.
01 / Trajectory
What happens, month by month
SEO does not switch on with a button. Search engines first have to discover your pages, then start showing them, and only after that do people click. Here is what the agent does at each stage and what you see in the report.
Audit and order
- Inventory of every page and a technical audit
- Fixes for broken links, empty descriptions and duplicates
- A demand map and a topic plan for the quarter
- All live pages submitted for indexing
Search engines see the site
- The first 6–8 articles on customer queries
- Every article linked to a service
- Structured data and llms.txt for AI assistants
- New pages sent for indexing on the day they go live
First impressions and rankings
- Another 8–10 articles plus updates to older ones
- Improving pages that rank in positions 11–20
- A first check of mentions in AI assistants
Clicks and leads
- Topic clusters around each service
- Recommendations on links and mentions
- Rewriting whatever has not grown
The site as a sales channel
- Competitive queries and new languages
- Regular mentions in industry sources
- A steady rhythm without your team's involvement
02 / AI assistants
When AI assistants start to see you
Assistants with search answer from pages that are already in search engine indexes. So the path to a mention in ChatGPT starts where the path to Google does: the page has to be indexed, useful and referenced on other sites.
- The answer in the first paragraph, with specifics: timelines, terms, amounts
- FAQ and service markup, plus an llms.txt file with a short company description
- Mentions on industry sites and in directories
- Once a month the agent asks assistants questions from your niche and records whom they name
03 / Metrics
The numbers everyone has heard of, in plain words
You receive these metrics in your report every week. Here is what each one means and why it is worth watching.
Indexed pages
How many pages of your site the search engine knows about.
Why it matters: A page outside the index is shown to no one.
What the agent does: Checks new pages and submits them for indexing on the day of publication.
Impressions
How many times your page appeared in search results.
Why it matters: It grows first and shows that the right demand was chosen.
What the agent does: Takes topics from real customer queries rather than guesswork.
Position
The average place of a page in search results.
Why it matters: Up to position 10 is the first page. Below that, almost nobody clicks.
What the agent does: Improves pages in positions 11–20 to bring them onto the first page.
CTR
The share of impressions that turn into clicks.
Why it matters: A low CTR means the title does not catch attention.
What the agent does: Rewrites titles and descriptions for pages with impressions but no clicks.
Clicks
How many people came to the site from search.
Why it matters: This is traffic you do not have to pay for every month.
What the agent does: Compares clicks before and after every change.
Mentions in AI assistants
How often assistants name you for questions in your niche.
Why it matters: Some customers already ask ChatGPT instead of Google.
What the agent does: Checks a set of questions once a month and notes who was named.
Organic leads
Enquiries from people who arrived through search.
Why it matters: The key number. Every other metric leads to it.
What the agent does: Every article leads to a service page and an enquiry form.
04 / How it works
The agent's schedule
Checks and indexing
- Inventory of every page
- Audit: links, titles, descriptions, markup
- New pages submitted for indexing
- A reminder if something awaits your decision
Demand and articles
- Live queries on your topics
- A prioritised plan
- Two articles with fact checking
- A report in Telegram
Growth and AI assistants
- Refreshing outdated articles
- Improving pages in positions 4–20
- Checking mentions in AI assistants
- Link recommendations
05 / Autonomy
Works on its own, as far as you allow
You choose the mode and can change it at any time.
Approval
- You see the text before it goes live
- You can ask for revisions
- Suited to the first month
Autopilot
- Checks for facts, brand rules and clichés
- A volume limit to stay clear of filters
- Rollback with a single command
06 / Links
Link building recommendations
External links and mentions help both Google and AI assistants trust your site. The agent selects the platforms, and the decision to buy always stays with you.
Where you could be featured
Industry media, directories, rankings, partners and platforms that already write about your competitors.
What each link will bring
The platform's topic, whether its traffic is real, which page to point to and for which query.
What it costs
An estimate per platform in €, prioritised by value per euro invested.
Ready-made text
A topic and a draft for the platform, written in your brand's voice.
No link exchanges and no spam: only relevant platforms, with advertising clearly labelled wherever it is required.
07 / Report
Every Monday in Telegram
No forty-row spreadsheets: what was done, what grew and what is waiting for your decision.
Articles published: 2 of 2
Submitted for indexing: 14 pages
Google impressions: up on last week
Site issues: 0 critical, 1 important
AI assistants named you in 2 answers out of 7
Article "A loyalty programme for a restaurant": awaiting publication
· Update the article on cost of goods
· Move the service page up from position 12
08 / Results
How it already works
SEO cluster for mortgage demand
Three landing pages for rates and calculators, plus duplicate cleanup: 43% of impressions were going to a www copy of the site.
Read more →mrktr.pro is run by this agent
Daily audit, new pages indexed on the day of publication, a blog built on live demand.
Visibility in Google's AI blocks
Impressions of our pages in Google's AI answers over summer 2026, according to Search Console.
09 / Questions
Frequently asked questions
How is the agent different from a copywriter or an article generator?+
A generator writes texts. The agent runs the whole cycle: it finds demand, chooses topics, writes, links articles to services, submits pages for indexing, fixes technical errors, measures results and sends you a report.
Won't Google penalise AI-written texts?+
Google penalises mass-produced content with no value. The agent works within a volume limit, every article answers a real query, facts are checked and clichés are removed. In approval mode a person reviews every article.
Can I hand the blog over to the agent entirely?+
Yes. In autopilot mode the agent publishes on its own once a text has passed every check. You get a report and can roll back any publication. We recommend starting with approval mode for the first month.
When will leads start coming in?+
First impressions usually appear within 2–6 weeks, steady clicks within 3–6 months. Leads come once articles reach the top 10 and lead to a service. We can be more precise after the first run for your niche.
Do you buy links?+
The agent selects platforms, prepares an estimate and drafts the texts. Purchases or placements happen only with your consent and within your budget.
Which sites does it work with?+
WordPress, Tilda, Shopify, Next.js and others. If your site has an admin panel or an API, the agent publishes directly. Otherwise we hand over the finished materials.
10 / First step
A free first run of the agent on your site
Send us your site address. Within 48 hours the agent will run an audit, gather search demand and build a topic plan, and we will walk you through the results on a call.
- A technical audit with priorities
- The queries your customers use to search
- A topic plan for the month
- A check of whether AI assistants mention you