Claude analyzes your keyword rankings, Core Web Vitals, and on-page audit results, then writes a prioritized list of specific fixes for your site. Not generic advice. Specific actions for your specific situation.
You can have perfect keyword ranking data, a complete Core Web Vitals report, and a thorough on-page audit, and still not know what to do on Monday morning. Data shows you the problem. A plan tells you how to fix it, in what order, and why each fix matters.
SEO analysis requires connecting multiple data sources: a keyword drop might be caused by a title tag change you made last week, or a competitor who published a better page, or a Core Web Vitals regression that made Google prefer another result. Figuring that out requires reading all three data sources together and drawing a conclusion, which is what Claude does with your weekly data before writing the action plan.
Most people with ranking data take one of two wrong paths: they ignore it because they don't know what to do, or they act on the first thing they see without understanding whether it's actually the problem. The AI action plan gives you a third path: a specific, prioritized list of actions written for your site's current situation.
For keywords that dropped or stalled, the plan recommends specific page changes: content to add, title tags to rewrite, internal links to adjust, or competing pages to consolidate.
On-page issues from the weekly audit, ranked by expected ranking impact. Missing title tags, broken schema, orphaned pages, and heading structure problems flagged with specific fix instructions.
Failing Core Web Vitals metrics with step-by-step fix guidance. Image compression, script deferral, preload hints, and caching recommendations tied to your specific failing metrics.
Keywords on page 2 with a clear path to page 1. Small content improvements with high probability of a ranking gain. The fastest actions to take for measurable results.
This is what the AI plan actually writes, not a summary of what it covers:
PRIORITY 1 — KEYWORD DROP Your ranking for "best accountant for small business" dropped from position 9 to 17 this week. Your page at /services/small-business-accounting/ had its title tag changed on Tuesday from "Small Business Accounting Services | [YourFirm]" to "Accounting and Bookkeeping Services | [YourFirm]". The original title contained the tracked keyword; the new one does not. Revert the title tag to the previous version or write a new one that includes "small business" and "accounting" in the first 60 characters. Expected recovery: 1 to 2 weeks after the title tag is restored.
PRIORITY 2 — CORE WEB VITALS Your LCP score is 4.1 seconds on mobile (poor). The largest element is your homepage hero image at /wp-content/uploads/hero-2024.jpg, currently 1.8MB in JPEG format. Convert this image to WebP format (target: under 150KB) using Squoosh at squoosh.app. Then add this line to your <head>: <link rel="preload" as="image" href="/wp-content/uploads/hero-2024.webp">. If you're on WordPress, install the WebP Express plugin to automate the conversion. Expected improvement: LCP should drop to 1.6 to 2.2 seconds, moving from "poor" to "good" on the Google scale.
Most "AI SEO" products use templates with variable substitution: "Your [KEYWORD] dropped [X] positions. Consider improving [PAGE]." The word "AI" is marketing. The output is a mail-merge.
SEO Monitor uses Claude to read your actual data and write a plan from scratch each week. That means the plan can reason about your specific situation:
| Template-based output | Claude-written output |
|---|---|
| "Your LCP score has deteriorated. Consider improving page speed." | "Your LCP rose from 2.1s to 4.3s this week. The only change detected was a new hero video added to your homepage. Remove the video autoplay or replace it with a static image to bring LCP back under 2.5s." |
| "Keyword X dropped. Improve the page targeting this keyword." | "Keyword X dropped 11 positions. Two competitors published new pages this week targeting the same term with 2,000+ words versus your 400-word page. Adding a FAQ section addressing the top 5 questions searchers have about X is likely to recover the position within 3 to 6 weeks." |
| "You have 3 on-page issues. Fix them for better SEO." | "The highest-priority on-page issue this week is a missing H1 on your /contact/ page. This page targets 'accountant London' but has no heading containing that phrase. Add an H1 such as 'Contact Our London Accounting Team' to give Google a clear signal for that page." |
The difference is the reasoning. Claude looks at what changed, what the data shows, and what that means for your rankings, then writes a plan based on the intersection of all three.
Typically 3 to 7 items, ranked by expected impact. If your site is in good shape with no significant issues, the plan will focus on opportunities rather than fixes. The goal is a short, actionable list you can work through in under an hour, not an overwhelming inventory of everything that could theoretically be improved.
It's written fresh from your current data every week. If the same issue persists because you didn't fix it, it will appear again. If you fix it, the plan moves on to the next priority. Over time, a well-maintained site with no pressing issues will receive a plan focused on incremental keyword improvements rather than technical fixes.
Not directly in the email yet. A feedback mechanism where you can mark items as done or not applicable is on the roadmap. Currently, if a suggested fix doesn't apply to your situation, you can ignore it and the plan will reassess based on the following week's data.
The plan is conservative by design. It recommends additions and improvements, not aggressive changes that could backfire. It won't tell you to remove content, disavow links, or make structural changes to your URL scheme. If you have concerns about a specific recommendation, you can email our support team before acting on it.
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