The workflow objective
The objective is to help a local business create a repeatable SEO operating rhythm: research service areas, draft page briefs, prepare review requests, and produce a weekly visibility report.
This is a good first workflow because it has clear inputs, mostly draft outputs, and natural human approval points before anything is published.
The workspace structure
Create folders for intake, keyword research, competitor notes, page briefs, Google Business updates, review requests, reports, and QA. The folder structure is the agent's map of the business.
Add a business profile file with service areas, job types, proof points, brand voice, phone number, website URL, and forbidden claims.
The first-run checklist
The agent should gather the business profile, inspect existing pages, list core services, map competitors, create a keyword cluster, draft two service-page briefs, and prepare a review request sequence.
The buyer should review claims, service areas, pricing references, legal language, and anything that may be published or sent to customers.
The recurring cadence
Weekly work can include new topic ideas, review prompt reminders, competitor changes, page update recommendations, and a short report of completed and pending actions.
The agent should not publish pages or edit business profiles without approval. Its job is to keep the work prepared and checked.
FAQ
Can this workflow work without live tool integrations?
Yes. It can start with exported data and manual review, then add MCP or API tools once the process is trusted.
What is the first automation to add?
Start with reporting or draft generation, not publishing. Those actions are useful and low risk.
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