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    How solo businesses run a weekly SEO opportunity scan and ship the fixes to WordPress

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    The workflow

    Picture a solo operator — say, a financial planner who does their own marketing — running the same loop every week: ask Cogny Solo for an SEO opportunity scan, read the ranked list it pulls from Search Console, approve one fix, and watch it go live on WordPress in the same sitting. The whole loop fits inside half an hour, and it compounds week over week.

    Why it works

    Search Console already knows which of your pages are almost winning — queries where you rank on page one's edge with real impressions but few clicks. The bottleneck for a solo business was never finding those; it's that "look at GSC, decide, edit WordPress, publish" is four context switches, so it never happens weekly. Collapsing all four into one conversation removes the friction that kills the habit.

    The second reason it sticks: changes land as drafts you can review, so you stay the editor-in-chief while the workflow earns its autonomy — and approval takes one message, not a login.

    The walkthrough

    1. Ask for the scan. One message. The agent queries Search Console for striking-distance queries and pages losing clicks they used to earn.
    2. Read the ranked list. The report lands as a short set of sections: which pages, what the data says, and one concrete suggested fix each — a sharper title tag, a missing subtopic, a stale date reference, an internal link.
    3. Approve one fix. Reply with which fix to take. The agent drafts the change against the live WordPress post as a draft revision.
    4. Publish with one tap. Read it, then say "publish it." The agent flips it live and confirms with the link.
    5. Repeat. The loop is saved as a skill in the workspace, so next week it's one click, not a prompt to remember.

    Prompts to try

    Run the SEO Opportunity Scan skill.

    Take the first fix on the list — stage it as a WordPress draft and show me before anything publishes.

    Publish it.

    What ships

    A published WordPress change — a refreshed post, a rewritten title, or a closed content gap — grounded in that week's real Search Console data. Not a report that sits unread: a live change.

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    Frequently asked

    How much control do I have over what goes live?

    As much as you want. Changes stage as WordPress drafts you can review, and as a workflow proves itself you can let it run on its own.

    What integrations does this workflow need?

    Google Search Console (read) and WordPress (write). Both connect in the first-run onboarding, and the first 15 calls are free.

    How long does one loop take?

    The scan takes a few minutes; reading the shortlist and approving a fix usually fits inside half an hour, end to end.

    Run this workflow in your own workspace

    Cogny Solo connects to your real marketing stack, runs the analysis, and implements the fixes — from one-tap approvals to workflows that run on their own. $18/month with credits included, first 15 calls free.

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