Step by step

How Seonix works

Seonix turns one input — your website URL — into a running SEO operation: research, writing, optimization, publishing, and tracking. Here is exactly what happens at each step, and where you stay in control.

Your URLProject DNAArticlesTraffic

The six steps

  1. 1Automatic

    Paste your site URL

    Seonix crawls the site and builds a business profile — what the company sells, who it serves, the brand voice, and the topics that matter. This profile (we call it the project DNA) steers every later step, so content sounds like you and targets your actual market.

    yourcafe.com
    Analyze
    Project DNA
    Audience · specialty coffee fansVoice · warm, expertTopics · brewing, beans, gear
  2. 2Automatic

    Get a technical audit

    Site Health scans the site across four pillars — technical setup, on-page SEO, content, and AI-search readiness — and turns findings into a fix list. On WordPress, the free Seonix plugin applies many fixes in one click.

    84Site Health
    Technical92
    On-page SEO76
    Content81
    AI-search63
    12 fixes applied in one click
  3. 3You approve

    Approve the keyword plan

    Seonix researches queries with real search demand, clusters them into topics, and lays them out on a publishing calendar. You see what will be written and when — and can edit the plan before anything ships.

    Publishing calendarApprove plan
    Monhow to brew pour-over at home2.4K
    Wedbest beans for espresso1.9K
    Frilight vs dark roast880
  4. 4Automatic

    Articles are written and optimized

    Each article is generated against your project DNA and page-type rules, with on-page SEO, internal links, images, and schema markup applied at creation time. Content generation works in 50+ languages.

    How to Brew Pour-Over Coffee at Home
    SEO 94Meta tagsInternal linksImages
  5. 5You choose the mode

    Publishing runs on schedule

    Articles go straight into your CMS — WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, or Wix — on the cadence you choose. Two modes: draft (Seonix writes, you approve each piece) or full autopilot (Seonix publishes automatically).

    WordPressGhostWebflowShopifyWix
    DraftAutopilot
    Published · Tue 09:00Scheduled · Thu 09:00
  6. 6Automatic

    Track Google and AI visibility

    Seonix follows rankings and traffic per published page and checks where your brand appears in AI answers. Winners get refreshed over time instead of being left to decay.

    Google · position 3AI answers · mentioned
    Clicks · 90 days

What's inside

14 modules working on your visibility

Every module runs automatically on every project. No setup and no checklists — the autopilot decides what your site needs next.

Traditional SEO · 8 modules

Technical SEO Audit

Crawls your site the way Google does: sitemap, robots.txt, broken links, duplicates, on-page issues.

Prioritized fix list

Keyword Research

Finds the queries your customers actually type and picks the ones you can win — with real search volumes.

Ready-to-use keyword list

SEO Content Writing

Writes articles for those queries in your brand voice — with images, structure, and facts about your business.

Publish-ready articles

On-page Optimization

Scores every article against strict SEO checks — keyword usage, structure, readability — and refines it until it passes.

Green SEO score

Schema & Rich Results

Adds structured data so search engines can show rich snippets: articles, FAQs, your business profile.

Rich results markup

Meta Tags & Covers

Generates titles, descriptions, and social-preview covers that earn the click in search and when shared.

Click-optimized snippets

Search Console & GA4

Connects Google Search Console and GA4 to track positions, clicks, and the articles that bring customers.

Live ranking reports

Site Speed

Speeds up WordPress sites with image optimization, critical CSS, and caching — better Core Web Vitals.

Faster page loads
AI Search · 6 modules

AI Visibility Tracking

Checks whether ChatGPT and Gemini mention your brand when customers ask — and tracks how it changes.

AI mention reports

AI-Ready Content

Structures every article the way AI engines quote: direct answers, FAQ blocks, clear facts.

Content AI can cite

AI Crawler Access

Keeps your site readable for AI engines, including an llms.txt map of your most important pages.

AI-readable site map

Brand Knowledge Profile

Teaches search and AI engines who you are: what you sell, where you operate, why you can be trusted.

Consistent brand facts

Competitor Analysis

Sees who wins your target queries today and finds the gaps where you can take their place.

Gap opportunities

Content Refresh

Finds articles that lose positions over time and rewrites them until the SEO score recovers.

Refreshed pages

Frequently asked questions

No. Seonix runs research, writing, optimization, publishing, and tracking end to end. You choose how much control to keep: approve every draft, or let the autopilot publish on schedule.

WordPress (via the free Seonix plugin), Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, and Wix. Articles arrive as native posts with images, meta tags, and schema markup in place.

Yes. In draft mode every article waits for your approval inside Seonix before publishing. Full autopilot is opt-in, per project.

It depends on the site's starting point. New pages need to be crawled and indexed first, and competitive queries take longer to move — organic growth is typically a matter of weeks to months, not days. Seonix shows progress per page from the first publish, so you see indexing, impressions, and rankings as they develop.

The Free plan is $0 and includes a full technical site audit. Starter is $49/month instead of the $100 regular price (51% off), or $470 a year instead of $1,200 (61% off), with 30 published articles per month.

See it on your own site

The free analysis takes a few minutes and shows what Seonix found about your business, your keywords, and your competitors.