AEO/SEO content planning
Build topic maps, page briefs, question clusters, and answer-led content plans around the audience and search themes you already care about.
Single-use AI agents for AEO and SEO content.
Plan, create, and audit answer-ready content with focused agents that do one job cleanly and leave final judgement with your team.
content planningcontent creationcontent auditing
Services
Three agents for the jobs content teams repeat every week.
Each service turns a recurring AEO or SEO task into a repeatable agent with clear inputs, guardrails, and reviewable outputs.
AEO/SEO content creation
Draft structured pages, FAQ blocks, snippet-ready sections, and metadata while keeping editorial sign-off in the loop.
AEO/SEO content auditing
Review existing pages for coverage, headings, internal links, metadata, answer clarity, and content gaps without promising search outcomes.
Reusable agent playbooks
Document the inputs, checks, and output format so one useful agent can be tested, reused, or retired without platform sprawl.
Method
A narrow build loop for reviewable outputs.
The first agent should prove one useful content workflow before it grows into anything larger.
Define the content job
Choose the exact output: a plan, draft, audit, brief, FAQ set, or metadata review.
Shape the inputs
Collect the audience, topic, keyword themes, page examples, rules, and approval notes the agent needs.
Build the agent
Turn the workflow into a repeatable prompt, structure, checks, and handoff format.
Review and reuse
Test the output, tune the instructions, and decide whether the agent should be reused, expanded, or retired.
Workflow
Simple enough to test, structured enough to reuse.
The output is not a black box. Each agent is defined by inputs, rules, output shape, and review checkpoints.
simple-agent.workflow.ts reviewable
const agent = {
mode: "single-use",
inputs: ["audience", "topic", "approved rules"],
outputs: ["plan", "draft", "audit"],
guardrails: ["no ranking guarantees", "human review"],
next: "test one workflow first"
};
FAQ
Useful constraints, stated plainly.
The offer is intentionally narrow: reviewable content systems, not automated publishing or ranking promises.
What does single-use mean?
It means the agent is built around one clear job, such as creating a content plan, drafting an approved page outline, or auditing an existing URL.
Do these agents guarantee search rankings?
No. They support planning, structure, drafting, and review. Search performance still depends on the market, site quality, publishing standards, authority, and ongoing optimisation.
Can an agent publish content directly?
The initial landing offer is built around reviewable outputs, not automatic publishing. Publishing integrations can be planned separately after the workflow is approved.
What inputs are useful for the first build?
Useful inputs include target audiences, priority services or topics, current URLs, brand guidance, compliance notes, search themes, and examples of approved content.
Start
Start with one content workflow.
Send the content job you want to simplify. The first pass should be narrow enough to test quickly and useful enough to reuse.