SEO Action Plan:
A Week-by-Week Roadmap With the Code Already Written
Most action plans tell you what's wrong and leave the fix to you. This one runs a real Citerank score against your domain, then sequences the gaps into a week-by-week plan - and generates the exact JSON-LD, llms.txt content, and robots.txt line for each task, ready to paste in.
Knowing What's Wrong Isn't the Hard Part
Most SEO audits end at diagnosis: here are 40 issues, ranked by severity. What's missing is sequencing - which fix depends on which other fix, and what to actually paste into your codebase for each one. A list of problems isn't a plan.
This tool takes your real Citerank score and turns it into an ordered, week-by-week plan where foundational fixes (crawler access, base schema) come before the higher-effort work that depends on them, and every task ships with the literal code to implement it, not just a description of what schema type to add.
A Plan Built From Your Site, Not a Template
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Week-by-Week Sequencing
Fixes ordered by dependency and impact, not alphabetically - foundational work first, so later weeks build on a solid base instead of redoing earlier work.
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Ready-to-Paste JSON-LD
Exact structured-data code generated from your page's actual content, not a generic template you have to fill in yourself.
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llms.txt Template & robots.txt Diff
The complete file content for llms.txt and the exact robots.txt line to add, based on what your site is currently missing.
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Markdown Export
Download the full plan with every artifact as a Markdown file, ready to hand to a developer or drop into a project ticket.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a SEO action plan and how does this one differ?
- A SEO action plan is a sequenced list of what to fix and in what order. This one is built from a real Citerank score run against your domain, not a generic checklist - it's specific to your site's actual gaps, and each task ships with a copy-the-fix artifact: the exact JSON-LD, llms.txt content, or robots.txt line to add, not just an instruction to "add schema markup."
- Why is the plan organized week by week?
- Fixes are sequenced by dependency and impact, not alphabetically. Foundational issues that other fixes build on - crawler access, basic schema - come first. Higher-effort, higher-impact work like content restructuring comes once the foundation is in place, so you're not undoing week 1 work in week 3.
- What's a "copy-the-fix artifact"?
- The literal code or file content needed to close a specific gap - a ready-to-paste JSON-LD block, a complete llms.txt file, or the exact robots.txt line to add - generated from your page's actual content, not a generic template you'd have to customize yourself.
- Can I export the plan?
- Yes - the full plan, including every copy-the-fix artifact, exports as a Markdown file you can hand to a developer or drop directly into a project ticket.