This is a role guide, not an installed employee. It explains what the role owns and how Tycoon runs it. Nothing is hired or activated until you choose it.
What your AI SEO Editor does
Workflows on autopilot
Weekly topic triage
Every Monday: pulls GSC opportunities (impression > 100, CTR below benchmark), scores against business impact, and queues 3-5 candidates for the week.
Brief-to-draft pipeline
Topic locked → 400-word brief (intent, entities, competitors, target length, internal link plan) → draft → self-edit pass → ship. Typical turnaround: 48 hours from topic to publish.
Post-publish monitoring
72 hours after publish: verifies indexing, submits to GSC if delayed, checks for crawl issues. 14 days: first position report. 60 days: full performance review.
Content refresh cycle
Monthly scan of posts older than 90 days that lost 20%+ traffic. Rewrites intro, updates stats, rechecks internal links. Most refreshes recover traffic within 2 weeks.
Internal link graph maintenance
Weekly map of orphan pages, thin hubs, and missing cross-links. Adds contextual internal links to high-authority pages.
CTR repair sprints
Quarterly: finds pages with position 1-5 but below-benchmark CTR. Rewrites title and meta description. Measures lift over 3 weeks.
Without vs With a AI SEO Editor
- You write a post when inspiration hits, once every six weeks
- Briefs live in your head and freelancers guess at intent
- Old posts decay and you never notice until traffic halves
- Schema, meta, and internal links are an afterthought
- A freelance editor charges $1,500 per post and ships one a month
- Content ships on a predictable calendar tied to a real keyword queue
- Every piece has a 400-word brief anyone could execute against
- Monthly refresh cycle catches decay before it compounds
- On-page SEO is done before the draft goes live, every time
- AI editor ships 8 per month for a fraction of the cost and remembers your voice
A day in the life of your AI SEO Editor
07:30Pulls overnight GSC data. Flags 2 posts that lost 40%+ clicks week-over-week and queues them for refresh.09:30Drafts this week's brief for 'AI accounting software for creators' — 1,800 target words, 8 entities, 4 competitor angles.11:00Ships yesterday's draft after a self-edit pass: trims 280 words, adds 3 internal links, fixes one unsupported claim.13:30Verifies last Thursday's post is indexed (yes, position 42). Queues for re-check at 14 days.15:00Weekly content refresh: rewrites the intro of a 2024 post that still drives traffic. Republishes with updated stats.17:00Closes day: 1 post shipped, 1 brief written, 2 refreshes queued, GSC report ready for CEO tomorrow.