Making website SEO a weekly routine

I asked my AI agent to review our website’s SEO foundations, then suggest a few improvements each week, with a specific way to measure each result.

I used to think of website SEO, or search engine optimisation, as a specialist job. Once we had a website for Chloe’s Mama Kitchen, it was another part of the business that needed ongoing attention. Having an AI agent made it easier for me to organise that work.

I first asked my AI agent to review the website’s existing configuration and fill in the basic SEO work. The starting point was the site we already had and the foundations that needed attention.

Then I set up a scheduled task asking the agent to suggest a few SEO improvements each week. That gave me a way to keep receiving ideas for what to work on after the website was online.

I included one more requirement: each proposal had to come with a specific way to measure the result. Alongside what we could change, I wanted to know how we would judge whether it had helped.

That gives the next round of work something to build on: try an improvement, check the result, then use what we find to decide what to adjust next. That is the way I want this routine to work.

For me, the useful part is being able to organise something I had thought of as highly specialised into work I can keep following up. A few proposals each week, with a way to measure each one, give the website’s SEO a rhythm for continued improvement and checking.

Part 8: One menu, three shop screens and a weekly routine

Clay storybook illustration of Mama and two children reviewing a cafe website with a calendar and cards for checks, measurement and revision.
An AI-generated story illustration using our website’s family characters. The website, calendar and measurement cards are fictional, not actual SEO reports or evidence of improved results.

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