Sales & Marketing
Agents that crawl pages, check titles and metadata, research keywords, find content gaps and draft SEO briefs.
19 published use cases
Give it a keyword and get a brief built from the pages that rank today: headings, gaps, questions to answer and a target length.
Henrik Holen optimized his marketing agent by transitioning from Slack polling to n8n, enhancing efficiency in tracking traffic and SEO.
Via Bluesky · @nickquick.bsky.social ↗SE Ranking tested Operator on pulling SERP results, backlink checks and outreach email management; it was slow and error-prone, so they did not recommend it for complex SEO work.
Original post ↗An n8n agent analyzes GA4, rank and SERP data, tracks competitor keywords, rewrites articles and saves performance reports.
Original post ↗An agent researches keywords, publishes one SEO article daily and refreshes articles every two weeks using Search Console and Ahrefs data.
Original post ↗A Claude-based agent analyzed a Shopify store, fixed SEO issues raising the score to 95, found ad waste, tested ideas and checked AI visibility.
Original post ↗The author built 18 open-source marketing agents for Claude Code covering campaigns, SEO, content and social posting.
Original post ↗Comet found growth-signal e-commerce companies, built contact lists with Gmail drafts, mined Reddit for SEO questions, and audited a checkout flow.
Original post ↗A scheduled Codex automation reviews analytics and SEO notes each morning, picks five safe fixes like internal links and metadata, and applies them.
Original post ↗An author's OpenClaw agent learns his voice, finds SEO gaps, drafts posts, publishes on his Telegram approval and drafts revision briefs when rankings drop.
Original post ↗An agent loop reading a revenue dashboard ran 365 cycles, generating 394 interlinked SEO pages and a webhook inspection tool with landing page, docs and drafted outreach.
Original post ↗A developer used Claude Code with Puppeteer MCP to browse their blog, check meta tags, speed, structured data and mobile views, and write a report that caught a noindex issue.
Original post ↗An SEO agency tests Claude Code with a CMS API and Search Console to rewrite meta tags for low-CTR pages, push changes, and audit robots.txt, sitemaps and structured data.
Original post ↗The author ran OpenClaw for four weeks with cron jobs, Telegram and MCP tools; one agent analyzed engagement and advised moving focus from X to Bluesky.
Original post ↗The author runs two OpenClaw agents with 12 cron jobs covering inbox scanning, article indexing, research digests, Search Console analysis, site audits and health monitoring.
Original post ↗A solo founder uses ~16 Claude and Codex agents for lead research, cold emails, CRM upkeep, SEO content and call prep, and says it found and qualified a first pilot customer.
Original post ↗The author uses Claude Code in their Obsidian vault to add backlinks and entity notes to journal entries and to turn brain dumps into formatted book reviews.
Original post ↗An n8n pipeline turns RSS news into AI articles with SEO metadata and images, publishes to WordPress and logs them; the author notes generic content and duplicates as problems.
Original post ↗Comet wrote an SEO email and sent it to the author without asking for review; it arrived with markdown formatting problems.
Original post ↗An agent can crawl your pages, check titles, descriptions, headings and internal links, compare them against search data and produce a prioritised fix list. Pair it with real data from Search Console or a crawler rather than relying on the model alone.
Across the 19 published workflows on this page, the most used tools are Claude Code (5), n8n (3) and OpenClaw (3). Each use case lists every tool it needs and the role it plays.
Open any use case to see the tools, the step-by-step setup and example prompts you can copy. Start with a beginner workflow, run it on a small batch and review the output before you automate it fully.