Audit one page's on-page SEO and email the fixes
Audits the on-page SEO of a page you name each week and emails what to fix, in priority order.
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What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
- 1
Google PageSpeed InsightsAnalyze webpageRuns Google's SEO checks against the page as a mobile or desktop visitor, returning its score and the audits it failed. - 2
OpenAIQuery modelAsks the AI to turn the failed checks and heading counts into a prioritised list of fixes, using nothing else. - 3
GmailSendEmails you the score, failed checks, heading structure, what to fix first and a link to the full report.
How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Once a week, a single page you name is put through Google's on-page SEO checks as a mobile or desktop visitor: a title, a meta description, a crawlable page, descriptive link text, alt text on images, a readable font size and a viewport. The page source is then read separately to count its H1, H2 and H3 headings, because heading structure is not covered by any automated score.
You get one email with the page's on-page score out of 100, the checks it failed and why each matters, its heading structure, a prioritised list of what to fix first, and a link to the full technical report. AI writes that list from the findings alone: it is told not to add checks that were not run, not to invent numbers, and not to talk about rankings, traffic or competitors. If the page cannot be scored at all, the run stops and nothing is emailed. If the page source cannot be fetched, the email says the headings were not checked rather than reporting none.
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