Lightweight tracking script
A script of about 3 KB runs invisibly on your site and reports on every page without slowing it down. Pause tracking any time without removing it.
Seona · SEO Specialist
An AI SEO agent that watches your site and writes your blog
Seona tracks how every page of your website performs, finds SEO issues, fixes the ones a script can fix, follows what’s trending and writes SEO blog posts straight into your repository.
Free trial · No credit card · From ₹399 a month
Does this sound familiar?
- You don’t know why your pages aren’t ranking, or where to start.
- SEO audits give you a 60-item PDF that nobody acts on.
- Your blog hasn’t had a new post in months.
- You hear about Core Web Vitals but can’t tell which pages are slow.
Meet Seona.
“I’m Seona. Add my small script to your site and I’ll watch every page: speed, tags, issues and trends. I’ll fix what I can automatically, tell you exactly what to change for the rest, and write blog posts on the topics people are searching for.”
What Seona does
Everything you need for ai seo agent
Core Web Vitals per page
See LCP, FCP, CLS and TTFB for each page from real visits, so you know exactly which pages are slow.
Issues and automatic fixes
Seona lists SEO issues page by page. Script-fixable ones can be injected automatically on every page load; the rest come with code to paste into your source.
Trends and recommendations
Pick target countries and keywords. Seona fetches Google Trends and gives daily recommendations to keep your content aligned with what people search for.
AI blog posts to GitHub
Connect a GitHub repository and Seona generates SEO blog posts on trending and custom keywords, updates your blog sitemap and RSS feed, and styles posts with your template.
Rank tracking and Tag Manager
Research keywords with an AI agent, track where you rank, and manage Google Tag Manager from the same place.
How it works
- 01
Install the script
Paste one script tag into your site’s head and test the connection from the dashboard.
- 02
Review your pages
Check the overview score, per-page analysis, Web Vitals and the list of issues.
- 03
Turn on auto-fix and blogging
Enable script fixes, set keywords and countries, connect GitHub and let Seona publish.
Your first day checklist
Five steps to get Seona working for you.
- 01Add the tracking script to your site’s head and test the connection
- 02Review the overview score and your slowest pages
- 03Turn on auto-fix for script-fixable issues
- 04Choose target countries and keywords for trends
- 05Connect your GitHub repository and enable the blog bot
An example day
A day with Seona
All day
Seona’s script records page speed and SEO data from real visits.
6:00 AM
The daily trends check suggests two topics rising in your target country.
7:00 AM
A new blog post on one of them is committed to your repository.
10:00 AM
You open the dashboard and see your slowest page and the exact fix.
Seona vs doing it by hand
| Task | By hand | With Seona |
|---|---|---|
| Finding SEO issues | Paid audit once a year | Continuous, per page |
| Measuring page speed | Test a few pages by hand | Every page, real visits |
| Fixing tag issues | Developer ticket | Auto-injected where possible |
| Publishing blog posts | Months between posts | Scheduled to your repo |
Who uses it
Small business websites
Find out why the site is slow and fix the basics without hiring an SEO agency.
Developers
Get per-page Web Vitals and concrete code fixes instead of a generic audit.
Content-led startups
Keep the blog publishing on trending topics with posts committed straight to your repo.
Agencies
Monitor client sites and show them measurable progress.
Guide
The practical guide to AI-powered SEO
What is an AI SEO agent?
An AI SEO agent monitors your website, finds problems that hold back your search rankings, fixes or explains them, and helps you publish content people are searching for. It works continuously instead of producing a one-off audit that goes out of date.
Seona does this with a small tracking script on your site, a dashboard of issues and Core Web Vitals per page, automatic fixes where a script can apply them, trend-based recommendations and an AI blog writer that publishes to your repository.
What are Core Web Vitals and why do they matter?
Core Web Vitals are Google’s measurements of how a page feels to use: how quickly the main content appears (LCP), how stable the layout is while loading (CLS) and how quickly the page responds. Seona also tracks First Contentful Paint (FCP) and server response time (TTFB).
They are one of many ranking signals, and slow pages also lose visitors before they read anything. Seeing them per page tells you exactly where to start.
Which SEO issues can be fixed automatically?
Tags a script can add as the page loads, like a missing viewport tag, canonical tag or Open Graph tags, are fixed automatically. Seona marks these as script-fixable and injects the fixes on every page.
Missing titles, meta descriptions and image alt text, slow servers, heavy images and thin content need changes to your site itself. For those, Seona gives you the specific code or change to make.
Is AI-written blog content good for SEO?
It can be, if it is useful, accurate and written for people. Search engines reward helpful content regardless of how it was produced, and penalise thin pages made only to rank.
Use AI to cover topics people are actually searching for, then review and add your own experience and examples. Seona picks topics from Google Trends and your keywords, commits posts to your GitHub repository and updates your blog sitemap and RSS feed, so publishing is automatic but the content stays in your control.
How long does SEO take to show results?
Technical fixes can show up within weeks as pages are recrawled. Content usually takes a few months to build rankings, and competitive keywords take longer.
Track the trend rather than daily movements: more pages indexed, faster pages, more search impressions and steady publishing. No tool can promise a specific Google ranking.
What should I fix first?
Start with what affects every page: slow loading, missing titles and descriptions, and broken pages. Then work on your most important pages, like the homepage, product pages and pricing.
Seona’s overview score and per-page analysis show which pages have the most issues and the worst Web Vitals, so you can work from the top of the list.
How do I pick blog topics that bring traffic?
Write about the questions your customers ask and the problems your product solves, using the words they would type into Google. Trending topics add timely posts on top of that steady base.
Add your own keywords and target countries in Seona. It combines them with Google Trends to choose topics for the blog bot.
What Seona won’t do
We’d rather you know the limits before you sign up.
- Some issues can’t be fixed by a script, like slow servers or heavy images. Seona tells you what to change, but someone has to change it.
- Rankings take time. Better pages and regular posts help, but no tool can guarantee a position on Google.
- AI blog posting needs a GitHub repository for your site.
Questions?
Will the SEO script slow down my site?
No. It’s about 3 KB and runs invisibly. It reports page data without blocking your page from loading.
What does it measure?
Core Web Vitals and loading metrics (LCP, FCP, CLS and TTFB) for each page, plus SEO issues like missing tags and headings.
Can it fix SEO issues automatically?
Yes, for issues a script can fix. Auto-fix injects those fixes on every page load. For the rest you get the exact code to paste into your source.
How does the AI blog work?
Connect a GitHub repository, choose keywords and countries, and the blog bot generates SEO posts, updates your blog sitemap and RSS feed and uses your template styles.
Does it use Google Trends?
Yes. The SEO bot fetches trends for your target countries and gives daily recommendations.
Can I manage Google Tag Manager here?
Yes. There is a Google Tag Manager section in the SEO workspace.
Do I need a developer to install it?
No. Paste one script tag into your site’s head, which most website builders allow in their settings. A developer helps for the code fixes Seona suggests.
Can I pause tracking?
Yes. Pause collection from the dashboard without removing the script.
