SEO
Domain SEO audit agent
Audit a domain for SEO gaps and search issues.
Overview
A domain audit usually breaks when data lives in separate tools. This agent pulls connected search, analytics, backlink, page, and sitemap data into one audit, then returns the findings as tasks and a downloadable artifact. You get the issues, evidence, and next actions without rebuilding the review by hand.
Capabilities
It can start from a domain, sitemap, URL list, uploaded file, or Google Sheet. It can use GSC, GA4, Pages, Semrush, Ahrefs, webpage content, screenshots, JSON-LD, Google results, and SEO Page Audit data. It stops at connected sources and does not publish or change content without approval.
Domain Coverage | Review sitemap URLs, tracked pages, and uploaded URL sets in one domain audit.
Search Evidence | Combine clicks, impressions, positions, sessions, engagement, rankings, and backlink data.
Page Diagnostics | Check page content, screenshots, schema, and SEO Page Audit outputs for fixable issues.
Controlled Scope | Work only from connected tools, uploaded files, and URLs you provide.
How it works
1
Provide Domain | Add a domain, sitemap, URL list, file, or Sheet as the starting point.
2
Connect Sources | Use connected GSC, GA4, Semrush, Ahrefs, Pages, and LLM Search data.
3
Audit Signals | Compare page, keyword, backlink, schema, screenshot, and search-result evidence.
4
Receive Audit | Get a structured artifact with findings, evidence, and tasks for review.
What the agent does
Turns a domain, sitemap, or URL list into a structured SEO audit with page issues, search data, technical signals, and prioritized tasks.
How teams use this agent
SEO Manager
See domain issues tied to search evidence instead of checking each URL manually.
Content Strategist
Get page-level gaps that show where refreshes, structure changes, or new content may matter.
Growth Marketing Lead
Turn scattered organic signals into a reviewable audit artifact for planning and reporting.
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