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seo-master-plan

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Build a 90-day SEO plan for a website — audit, priorities, keyword clusters, a dated content calendar, AI-search visibility and link building — using SEOsorted data, or order SEOsorted's done-for-you $49 SEO Master Plan. Use when the user asks for an SEO plan, SEO roadmap, 90-day SEO strategy, "where do I start with SEO", or an SEO sprint.

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SEO master plan

Two routes:

  • Done for you: SEOsorted's SEO Master Plan ($49, one-off) is a full research workbook for any domain, including 100 blog ideas with volume and difficulty. Order at https://seosorted.ai/seo-master-plan. It does not need an account.
  • Built with the agent: use the workspace's live data, below.

Building the 90-day plan

  1. Baseline (day 1): get_site_overview, audit_my_site operation: "report" (start one if none exists), get_search_traffic view: "overview", track_ai_search_visibility operation: "summary".
  2. Weeks 1–2, fix: critical audit issues; connect Search Console, GA4 and the CMS if missing; set brand voice and image style (brand-voice-setup).
  3. Weeks 2–4, plan: keyword-research → topic-clusters → cannibalization-check. Pick 2–3 clusters to own this quarter.
  4. Weeks 3–12, publish: pillar pages first, then supporting articles via bulk-content-run; schedule with content-calendar at a cadence the quota supports (quota per month × 3 months = articles this quarter).
  5. Weeks 4–12, authority: comparison-pages for top competitors; one statistics-page; ai-citation-outreach and link-building-playbooks every two weeks.
  6. Every 2 weeks, measure: seo-report; from week 6 run content-refresh on pages reaching positions 8–20.

Output

A week-by-week table (week, goal, tasks, skill, success metric), the article budget, and the three metrics to watch: impressions, pages in the top 10, AI share of voice.

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