What you need before you start
- The client's services and target customers
- A list of common customer questions
- Brand tone notes
- An AgentixSEO plan for the location
The steps
Step 1 · AgentixSEO blogging
Launch the blog on the client's site
Add a blog to the client's website with categories that match their services.
Tip: Three to five categories is plenty for most local businesses.
Step 2 · AgentixSEO keyword research
Choose topics and keywords
Build a topic list from real customer questions and the keywords the client wants to rank for.
Tip: Ask the client's front desk what customers ask most. Those make the best posts.
Step 3 · AgentixSEO content settings
Set the brand voice
Give the AI the client's tone, words to use and words to avoid, so every article sounds like the business.
Tip: Include a short sample of copy the client likes.
Step 4 · AgentixSEO content review
Review the drafted posts
Read each draft, add local details or expert notes, and approve it. Nothing publishes until you approve it.
Tip: One real example or photo from the client makes a post far more useful.
Step 5 · AgentixSEO scheduling
Schedule ongoing publishing
Set a steady schedule so new articles go out every week or month.
Tip: Consistency matters more than volume.
Step 6 · AgentixSEO internal linking
Link posts to service pages
Make sure each article links to the related service page so readers can take the next step.
Tip: End every post with one clear call to action.
Scout prompts to copy
Draft an article answering 'How often should I service my AC?' for an HVAC company in Phoenix, with a short FAQ.
Suggest twelve blog topics for a med spa based on common client questions.
Metrics to track
| Metric | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Articles published per month | On schedule every month |
| Organic visits to blog posts | Growing over 90 days |
| Clicks from posts to service pages | Track and improve |
Timeline
Week 1
Blog live with first articles published
First 30 days
Publishing schedule running with topic list for the quarter
First 90 days
Posts start ranking and sending visitors to service pages
Common mistakes to avoid
- Publishing without review
- Writing about topics customers never search for
- Posting in bursts and then stopping
- Leaving posts without links to services
Timelines and targets are typical ranges, not guarantees. Results depend on the client's market and starting point.