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SEO upkeep that actually recurs

Weekly search audits that end in a reviewable pull request, plus competitor page monitoring that quotes exactly what changed.

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The problem

SEO decays quietly: pages drift, internal links rot, structured data falls behind, and answer engines describe your product from stale information. Audits happen when traffic already dropped.

Today’s workaround

An agency retainer that delivers a quarterly slide deck, or a one-time audit document whose recommendations nobody has time to implement.

The outcome

A weekly, prioritized list of the highest-value search fixes — and, where you grant write access, a reviewable pull request implementing them — plus a weekly diff of competitor pricing and positioning changes, quoted exactly.

How the routine works

The weekly SEO and AI-SEO audit crawls your site the way search and answer engines see it: technical issues, structured content, internal linking, and answer-engine discoverability. Instead of exporting every finding at equal weight, it explains the highest-value changes in priority order — and when you approve the GitHub pull-request tool, it opens a reviewable change implementing them, so the audit ends in a diff rather than a document.

The competitor site watch rounds out the picture. Each week it visits the competitor pages you configure and reports only meaningful changes — pricing, packaging, positioning claims — quoting the exact wording that changed. A quiet week is one line, not a padded report.

Setting it up

Point the audit at your site, connect the repository it should raise pull requests against, and run it once. The first audit is the longest; review it, merge what makes sense, and let the weekly cadence keep the list short. Add your competitors' pricing and product pages to the site watch, and both templates are on the marketing category page.

Prove it on your own data.

Adapt the template, approve its exact permissions, and read the first run’s trace before any schedule takes over.

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