What SEO tasks have you automated with AI or other tools?

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I’ve been hearing from a lot of SEO folks that they’re moving towards automation and seeing big improvements in both quality and speed.

I’m curious if any of the amazing SEO people here could share what you’ve automated so far, how much time it’s saving you (roughly), and what you’re planning to automate next?

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I’ve been using the ‘Get User Intent’ AI SEO report from Keywords Everywhere recently. It’s impressive how well ChatGPT works with the right prompts and data.

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NickParkerson said:
I’ve been using the ‘Get User Intent’ AI SEO report from Keywords Everywhere recently. It’s impressive how well ChatGPT works with the right prompts and data.

Thanks for the tip! Going to try this out.

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NickParkerson said:
I’ve been using the ‘Get User Intent’ AI SEO report from Keywords Everywhere recently. It’s impressive how well ChatGPT works with the right prompts and data.

Sounds interesting. I’ll have to check that out. Thanks for sharing!

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I used a tool called Frizerly to automate some SEO tasks.

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Noah said:
I used a tool called Frizerly to automate some SEO tasks.

Frizerly? I’ve tried it and honestly found it pretty spammy.

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I use AI for content planning. It helps me with content outlines, headings, and subheadings. I start with a brief and use AI to flesh it out, then refine it myself.

Also, tools like Perplexity are great for quick, reliable research, saving me a lot of time.

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@Jesse
Good approach. Why Perplexity though? Not a fan of Claude?

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It’s not full automation, but I use AI to streamline content strategy: writing prompts, research, and idea generation. It definitely saves time.

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scribescream said:
It’s not full automation, but I use AI to streamline content strategy: writing prompts, research, and idea generation. It definitely saves time.

Do you use GPT to generate images too?

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@georgefathom
I don’t. The images it makes aren’t great. Instead, I ask it for concepts and then create them myself.

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scribescream said:
@georgefathom
I don’t. The images it makes aren’t great. Instead, I ask it for concepts and then create them myself.

Makes sense!

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I wrote a Python script using Beautiful Soup to check that all my internal links are valid and to generate a sitemap.xml file.

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Jasonnoah said:
I wrote a Python script using Beautiful Soup to check that all my internal links are valid and to generate a sitemap.xml file.

Smart move!

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Jasonnoah said:
I wrote a Python script using Beautiful Soup to check that all my internal links are valid and to generate a sitemap.xml file.

How do you make sure the links are ‘valid’ exactly?

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@dominic
I make sure the links go to a page that actually loads. During development, we often rename pages or sections and forget to update the links.

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Jasonnoah said:
@dominic
I make sure the links go to a page that actually loads. During development, we often rename pages or sections and forget to update the links.

Got it. So, you scan your entire website and check each link?

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@dominic
Exactly. I crawl the whole site, follow all the links, and check if they lead to a valid response.

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Jasonnoah said:
@dominic
Exactly. I crawl the whole site, follow all the links, and check if they lead to a valid response.

So basically, you recreated Screaming Frog?

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Isaac said:

Jasonnoah said:
@dominic
Exactly. I crawl the whole site, follow all the links, and check if they lead to a valid response.

So basically, you recreated Screaming Frog?

I guess so! I’m just experimenting with my own stuff, using Python for the first time.