Schedule

Marketing SEO runs when you ask it to. There is no background schedule. Keyword research, on-page audits, AI visibility checks, and topic research all start with a message in Slack and finish within the same session.

How It Fits the Content Workflow

The most common trigger is the start of a content piece. Before Marketing Content begins a draft, you pull a keyword brief from Marketing SEO. That brief sets the target keyword, the content shape, and the related questions the post needs to answer. Getting the brief first means the draft does not need to be retrofitted for SEO after the fact.

The second common trigger is pre-publication review. Once a draft is complete, an on-page audit confirms it meets the quality threshold before it moves to Marketing Brand Guard. This step is optional but recommended for any post that will be published on a client's site.

AI visibility checks run less frequently. Once a quarter is a reasonable starting cadence for most clients. Running one before a campaign planning session with Marketing Strategist gives the team a concrete picture of where the brand stands in AI-generated answers before deciding where to focus.

How Other Agents Trigger It

Marketing Brand Guard may route a draft to Marketing SEO when the SEO component of a brand review falls short. When this happens, Marketing SEO runs an on-page audit of the same draft and posts the revision list. You review it and decide whether to send the draft back for edits before it continues.

Marketing Strategist may request keyword research or an AI visibility check when building a campaign plan. The output feeds directly into the campaign brief.

Typical Turnaround

Times vary with the size of the content and the number of queries tested in an AI visibility check.

Availability

Marketing SEO is available continuously. Send a request any time; the agent picks it up through the interaction router.