ActionsWhat only you can do

One short list of what needs you.

Your agent writes, publishes, audits and tracks on its own. Actions shows the few things it can’t finish without you, most urgent first.

  • Outreach emails it drafted, ready for you to send
  • Wrong facts AI states about you, to correct
  • High-impact site fixes only you can make
  • Pages to build, with the brief written for you
  • Everything else, it just does

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What lands on your list

Six kinds of task, each one only you can do.

All drawn from your own data, most urgent first. Each card says why your agent stopped there.

Never on the list: scores you can't act on, articles it is already writing, and pages to refresh, which Content Radar finds for you.

Outreach emails to send

Pitches it has drafted to sites that should link to you, and any follow-ups that are due.

Why it needs you: We can't send email. You send them from your own inbox.

Lists to add yourself to

Directories and curated lists that name your competitors and not you.

Why it needs you: They take a submission form or a pull request, not an email.

Site fixes worth making

One card when your site audit finds high-impact issues. Smaller ones stay on the audit page.

Why it needs you: It can't edit your site, so the fix is yours or your developer's.

A page to build

When AI names your rivals and not you for a question that needs a page, like a comparison, you get a brief: the questions AI asked and who it names now. Also when your site has no pricing or comparison page for AI to cite at all.

Why it needs you: It writes articles, not product pages. If an article would do, it writes it and nothing lands here.

Wrong facts AI states about you

A price, integration or certification an AI answer gets wrong, next to what is true and the page of yours it likely came from.

Why it needs you: Your own pages are yours to change. If it is one of its articles, it proposes the fix and you press Apply.

How AI describes you

When AI keeps framing you negatively, across engines or scans, with the reason it gives.

Why it needs you: What to change is a call about your product only you can make.

In the app

What needs you up top, what it did beside it.

The real Actions screen: how many things need you this week, what your agent finished, and a card for each task, most urgent first.

The Actions screen in SEOLadders: how many things need you this week, what your agent did, outreach waiting to be sent, and a card for each remaining action, most urgent first.

One button per card

Each one opens straight onto the thing that needs doing.

Dismiss it and it stays gone

Not for you? One click clears it for good.

It clears itself

Send the emails or fix the issues and the card goes, with nothing to tick off.

A Monday email

What your agent did that week, and what is waiting on you.

Actions, answered.

Where they come from, what runs on its own, and when the list fills in.

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Your own data: the site audit, the answers AI gives about your space, the facts it states about you and how it describes you, the outreach it has drafted, and the lists naming rivals and not you. Each action points at the thing that produced it, marked High or Medium. Nothing is invented; if there's no reason to do it, it doesn't show up.

Your move

Rank on Google and get cited
by AI on autopilot

Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.

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