Hey @littodennis, the best approach here is to make yourself a list of your "daily SEO tasks" and go about finding ways to automate each. Some tools may do some of those things out of the box, but you'd be surprised how many you can create on your own, given your specific workflow.
Ex: Let's say your specific SEO role includes a lot of title tag optimization for clients, you could create something in AirOps or similar tool that
1. collects the sites URLs (either via a sitemap or crawl)
2. extracts the title tags (can even do this for sites with fewer pages straight in Google Sheets with the IMPORTXML function)
3. pulls in the target keyword if known. A lot of times it's not. so automating GSC query pulls for the URL and uses the keyword driving the most clicks - alternatively, using Ahrefs Top Keyword for the page
4. or because unoptimized pages sometimes don't rank for what they should, you could send the GSC queries along with the content of the page to openai to establish the best primary keyword)
5. Input some optimized title tag examples & have a few options generated.
6. Then "Human in the Loop" to select the best option or rewrite
7. feed back into the flow & connect to your CMS to update with the winner.
8. Automate the resubmission of the updated URLs (IndexNow is a good option) to the SEs so they pick it up a bit quicker.
9. Automate the search metrics (from GSC and GA/Analytics) to show a month's worth of data before and then a month's worth after (assuming no seasonality) to help you determine if the change was effective or not
10. and then have it alert you to winners and choose to either Human in the Loop next steps, i.e. revert or reoptimize or automate the reversion if it performed worse.
Note, you can do a lot of this via Screaming Frog, using the GSC API & Open AI connectors and using a tool for rank tracking changes or alerts in GA for traffic changes.
Bottom line, there are a lot of different daily SEO tasks that can be automated. Best first to identify what you do daily and then look for options to automate.
I mean, there are tons of GPTs that people have created to do this an that in SEO, but the issue with that is unless they connect directly to your data sources, they're flying blind in many ways.
