Run a GEO and content system with two agents
A founder used one agent to map visibility gaps and another to draft daily content, and says organic traffic jumped sharply in 30 days.
- What they did
- They tested a two-agent workflow on their own website for one month. The first agent checked search performance, AI-answer presence, site architecture, social indicators, and competing sites, then turned that into a scored review and a five-week task list ordered by likely payoff. The founder completed only the top technical and metadata edits themselves, while a second agent kept producing 1–2 GEO-style drafts each day across blog posts, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and structured responses. The setup also watched rankings, citations, and technical health, then proposed changes every few days.
- How it went
- They reported all-organic growth of +9,380% active users, +9,604% new users, and +16,614% total views. According to them, daily organic traffic reached 1,000–5,000, and they did not spend on ads. The write-up offered limited hard proof beyond screenshots, and the Reddit side still needed subreddit-level checks so the posts would not look spammy.
- Tips
- Keep the first pass focused on the highest-return fixes so the human workload stays small. If you plan to use Reddit, review each subreddit’s norms before posting.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Review [site URL] together with [competitor URL 1] and [competitor URL 2]. Find the main gaps in search visibility, AI-answer visibility, site structure, social signals, and content. Return a scored assessment plus a ranked 5-week plan that starts with the highest-impact fixes. Then draft [1–2] pieces of content for each day of the first [7] days, tailored to [blog/LinkedIn/X/Reddit/structured answers], and save each draft in [folder name]. Do not publish, send, submit, or delete anything yet. Pause and ask for my approval before any irreversible step, including posting, sending, making live edits, or removing content.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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