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Meet the 42 specialists working on your business.

Checking your site, writing your pages, answering your reviews, watching what AI says about you — every job a marketing department does belongs to a named specialist here. They share one plan, they all run at once, and nothing goes live until you say so.

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Watch one job move through them

How they work together.

No specialist finishes anything alone. Pick a situation and watch it travel: who notices, who decides, who writes it, and who checks afterwards that it worked.

Example situation · every dot is one specialist, 42 in total

Choose a situation

Someone asks ChatGPT to recommend a business like yours. It names three, and none of them are you.

  1. 1The AI Conversation Tracker catches the answer, and the exact question that produced it.
  2. 2Competitor Intelligence works out what those three have on their sites that you don't.
  3. 3FAQ Generation writes the missing answers as pages on your own site.
  4. 4GEO Schema marks them up in the format assistants read, then the page goes for your approval.
  5. 5ChatGPT Visibility keeps asking the same question until your name is in the answer.

What they all share.

They work from one plan

Every specialist reads the same picture of your business. The page your writer publishes is the one your researcher asked for, marked up the way your technical agents need it — nobody is briefed twice.

They all work at once

Nothing sits in a queue waiting for a person to reach it. Dozens of jobs can be moving in the same minute, through the night and over the weekend, because none of them are waiting on the same pair of hands.

Nothing ships without you

Approve, reject, or set a kind of work to run on its own. Every action is written down, and anything that went live can be taken back.

Every agent, one by one.

Six groups, 42 specialists. Each one is listed by what it does for you, with the name you will see in your dashboard beside it.

Website health6AI answers7Research4Local & reviews5Content & authority13Social & results7

Technical SEO

6 agents · The plumbing under your website

The part nobody sees and everybody feels. These specialists keep your site quick, tidy, and easy for both Google and AI assistants to read — because nothing else on this page works if they can't.

  • Technical SEO Agent

    Your site inspector

    Checks your whole site for broken pages, bad redirects, and errors that quietly cost you visitors.

  • Crawl Optimization Agent

    Your crawl guide

    Makes sure search engines spend their visits on the pages you actually want found.

  • Site Speed Agent

    Your speed watcher

    Finds what is making pages slow — oversized images, heavy scripts — and gets it fixed.

  • Core Web Vitals Agent

    Your smoothness checker

    Watches the loading and stability scores Google uses to judge how your site feels to use.

  • Schema Agent

    Your label writer

    Adds hidden labels that tell Google exactly what a page is: a product, a service, a review.

  • GEO Schema Agent

    Your AI label writer

    Adds those same labels in the format AI assistants read when they decide who to recommend.

AI Visibility

7 agents · Getting named when someone asks an AI

People now ask ChatGPT for a recommendation the way they used to ask a friend. These specialists work on making the answer your business, and check every major assistant to see whether it already is.

  • Entity Optimization Agent

    Your identity builder

    Teaches the internet who your business is, so AI models stop confusing you with someone else.

  • AI Citation Agent

    Your citation chaser

    Finds the sources AI answers quote from, then works to get your business inside them.

  • ChatGPT Visibility Agent

    Your ChatGPT watcher

    Asks ChatGPT the questions your customers ask, and tracks whether your name comes up.

  • Claude Visibility Agent

    Your Claude watcher

    Runs the same checks inside Claude, recording which businesses it names and where you stand.

  • Gemini Visibility Agent

    Your Gemini watcher

    Follows how Google's own assistant answers the questions people ask in your category.

  • Perplexity Visibility Agent

    Your Perplexity watcher

    Watches the answers Perplexity gives and the links it cites underneath them.

  • Grok Visibility Agent

    Your Grok watcher

    Checks what Grok says when someone asks it to recommend a business like yours.

Research and Intelligence

4 agents · Knowing what people ask, and who's winning

Guesswork is the expensive part of marketing. These specialists watch demand and competitors continuously, so every other agent is working on something that was chosen rather than assumed.

  • AI Conversation Tracker

    Your question listener

    Follows the real questions people ask assistants about your category, and which answers keep appearing.

  • Keyword Research Agent

    Your phrase finder

    Finds the searches worth winning: real demand, a reachable position, the right kind of customer.

  • Competitor Intelligence Agent

    Your rival reader

    Watches what competitors publish, fix, and rank for, so nothing they do arrives as a surprise.

  • SERP Monitoring Agent

    Your rankings watcher

    Checks your positions on Google every day and raises the drops that are worth acting on.

Local and Reputation

5 agents · Your business on the map

For anyone who serves a place, this is where the phone calls come from. These specialists keep your listing current and your reviews answered, which is most of what local ranking rewards.

  • Local SEO Agent

    Your neighborhood specialist

    Works on the searches that end in “near me” so nearby customers reach you first.

  • Google Business Profile Agent

    Your profile manager

    Keeps your Google listing alive: posts, photos, hours, categories, and the questions people leave on it.

  • Reputation Management Agent

    Your reputation watch

    Watches everywhere people talk about your business and flags what needs a response today.

  • Review Response Agent

    Your review replier

    Drafts a reply to every review in your own voice — the glowing ones and the awkward ones.

  • Listings Consistency Agent

    Your details checker

    Makes sure your name, address, and phone number match everywhere they appear online.

Content and Authority

13 agents · The words on your pages, and who vouches for you

The largest group, because this is the largest job. These specialists decide what to publish, write it, keep it fresh, and go earn the mentions elsewhere that make a search engine trust it.

  • Content Strategy Agent

    Your planner

    Decides what to publish next, and why, from what people are actually searching for.

  • Blog Writer Agent

    Your blog writer

    Researches and writes full articles against the gaps in what your site covers today.

  • Programmatic SEO Agent

    Your page builder at scale

    Creates whole families of pages — one per city, service, or product — without anyone copy-pasting.

  • Landing Page Agent

    Your landing page writer

    Writes the pages meant to turn a visit into an enquiry, not just to rank.

  • FAQ Generation Agent

    Your question answerer

    Turns the questions customers keep asking into clear answers published on your site.

  • AEO Optimization Agent

    Your answer optimizer

    Shapes pages so they can be lifted straight into a featured snippet or an AI answer.

  • Content Refresh Agent

    Your page reviver

    Finds pages that have gone stale and brings them back up to date before they slip.

  • Internal Linking Agent

    Your link keeper

    Connects your pages to each other so your strongest ones carry the rest upward.

  • Backlink Prospecting Agent

    Your link prospector

    Finds the sites worth being mentioned on, and the right person there to ask.

  • Outreach & HARO Agent

    Your outreach writer

    Writes the pitches and answers journalist requests, so real publications quote you.

  • PR Distribution Agent

    Your announcement desk

    Puts your news in front of the outlets and directories that still carry weight.

  • Digital Authority Agent

    Your authority builder

    Works the signals that make search engines and assistants treat your site as a source worth citing.

  • Link Health Agent

    Your link cleaner

    Sweeps for harmful backlinks pointed at your site and disavows them before they cost you.

Social and Analytics

7 agents · Showing up elsewhere, and proving it worked

Search is not the only place people meet you, and traffic is not the point. These specialists carry your business onto social platforms and then tie the whole effort back to revenue.

  • LinkedIn Content Agent

    Your LinkedIn writer

    Writes posts that sound like your business for the platform your buyers scroll at work.

  • X Thread Agent

    Your X writer

    Turns what you publish into threads written for how people read on X.

  • YouTube SEO Agent

    Your YouTube optimizer

    Titles, describes, and tags your videos so they surface in the world's second-largest search engine.

  • Short Video Script Agent

    Your short-video writer

    Writes tight scripts for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok from the topics already working for you.

  • Analytics Agent

    Your numbers reader

    Turns traffic, rankings, and mentions into a plain answer about what changed and why.

  • Revenue Attribution Agent

    Your revenue tracer

    Follows visits through to enquiries and sales, so you can see which work paid for itself.

  • Growth Strategist Agent

    Your head of growth

    Reads everything the others learn and adjusts the plan the whole department works from.

None of this is a list you have to work through. Connect your site once and the specialists above pick their own work from the same plan — you see what they did, and you decide what ships.

About the agents

Common questions.

Do I have to manage all of these?

No. You connect your website, and the roster works from there. The only thing asked of you is a decision when something is ready to go live — approve it, reject it, or set that kind of work to run on its own from then on.

Are they really working at the same time?

Yes. Each specialist runs independently against a shared plan, so a page can be researched, written, marked up, and scheduled while other agents are fixing something technical and answering a review. That concurrency is the whole difference from a person working a list top to bottom.

What if I only need some of them?

The roster adjusts to your business rather than the other way round. A local service business leans on the map and reviews specialists; a software company leans on content and AI visibility. Agents with nothing to do for you stay quiet instead of inventing work.

Can they change my website on their own?

Only where you allow it. Technical changes can be prepared as reviewable pull requests on GitHub, and content can publish through your CMS once approved. You can require approval for everything, auto-approve routine work, or revoke access at any point.

Is a human involved anywhere?

Yes. A growth manager supervises the workflows, and you keep the final say on anything that goes live. The agents handle the volume of work; accountability for what ships stays with people.

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