SEO Recommendations

The SEO Agent continuously compares your keyword opportunities against your existing pages, then writes prioritized recommendations that tell you exactly what to change — and hands you a ready-to-use prompt to make that change in your coding agent. It skips weak opportunities rather than filling your recommendation list with busywork, so what you see is worth acting on.

Recommendation Types

Each recommendation targets one page and one keyword gap. The types the agent writes are:

• optimize_title — the page title doesn't lead with the right keyword or isn't compelling enough for the search result
• optimize_meta — the meta description needs a rewrite for click-through or relevance
• optimize_h1 — the primary H1 is misaligned with the target keyword
• optimize_content — the page body needs new or restructured content to match search intent
• new_page — no existing page targets this keyword; a new page should be created
• rebind — the keyword is currently pointing to the wrong canonical page; it should be reassigned to a better one
• technical_issue — a crawl or structural problem (missing tag, duplicate title, etc.) is limiting the page's performance

Every recommendation includes a plain-English reason explaining why the agent flagged it, a priority, and a coding-agent prompt you can paste into your coding agent to implement the change.

How It Works

1. The agent scores keyword-page alignment using GSC performance data, search metrics, and crawl results. Recommendations appear only when the signal is strong enough to justify the change.
2. Open the Recommendations tab in your VibeCom dashboard. Each pending item shows the type, the target page, the keyword, the priority, and the reason.
3. Read the reason and decide: Apply or Dismiss. Applying a recommendation binds the keyword's primary page mapping and propagates any secondary keywords to that page. For a new_page recommendation, applying it records your intent and the canonical mapping — you still build the page yourself (the attached prompt helps), and once it's live the agent can evaluate it on a later crawl.
4. For recommendations that require a markup or content change (title, meta, H1, content), copy the attached coding-agent prompt and paste it into your coding agent. The prompt is self-contained — no additional context needed.
5. Apply or dismiss recommendations from the dashboard so status, ownership, and follow-up evaluation stay visible.

Re-Evaluation After 28 Days

Roughly 28 days after a recommendation is applied, the agent re-checks the page against Google Search Console metrics. If the baseline didn't improve — clicks, impressions, or position — the agent writes a fresh recommendation based on current data. This keeps recommendations tied to outcomes instead of stale tasks. VibeCom does not claim to control or accelerate Google's indexing of your pages; the 28-day window reflects normal GSC data latency.

Next Steps

• Pages & Google Search Console — the data behind recommendations
• SEO Agent Overview