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Features
A one-time audit tells you where you stand today. Performance monitoring keeps an AI agent watching your site 24/7—tracking Core Web Vitals, rankings, and indexation, catching regressions the moment they happen, and responding before lost traffic compounds.
Monitoring isn't a single number on a dashboard. Seology keeps re-running the same 200+ checks it uses during a full SEO analysis, so every layer of your site stays under watch.
Continuous tracking of Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) against Google's 'good' thresholds. A slow deploy or a heavy new script shows up immediately.
Position tracking for the keywords and pages that matter. When a page slips down the results or loses a featured snippet, the agent logs it as a regression rather than letting it quietly bleed traffic.
Pages that fall out of the index, get accidentally noindexed, or break their canonical signals are caught early—before Google stops sending traffic to them entirely.
Broken metadata, missing structured data, orphaned pages, redirect chains, and the rest of the 200+ checks are re-validated on a schedule, not just once at setup.
One-time audit
Continuous monitoring
When you connect your site, Seology runs a full audit and records a baseline: your current Core Web Vitals, rankings, indexation, and on-page health. This is the 'last known good' state every future check compares against.
On a recurring schedule, the agent re-measures everything—Core Web Vitals, positions, indexation, and the 200+ technical checks. Each reading is compared to the baseline to spot drift early.
When a metric crosses a threshold—LCP slows past the 'good' band, a page loses positions, structured data breaks—Seology records it as a regression and traces the likely cause, not just the symptom.
In Monitor mode you get an instant alert. In Co-pilot mode the agent proposes a fix for approval. In Autopilot mode it applies the fix as a pull request and reports what it changed.
You decide how much control to hand the agent. Every mode uses the same monitoring engine—the difference is what happens after a regression is found.
The agent watches and alerts only. It tracks Core Web Vitals, rankings, and indexation, and notifies you the moment something regresses—but never changes anything on its own.
The agent proposes a fix and waits for your approval. You review the diagnosis and the suggested change, then merge it as a pull request when you're ready.
The agent acts autonomously. It applies the fix as a pull request and reports exactly what it changed, so recovery starts without waiting on you.
When the agent does act, it uses the same automatic fix pipeline as the rest of Seology—every change is delivered as a reviewable pull request.
Illustrative examples of the kinds of regressions continuous monitoring is built to surface.
What changed
A theme update ships a large hero image without compression.
What the agent does
LCP slips from 2.1s to 4.3s overnight. Seology flags the Core Web Vitals regression and points to the unoptimized asset as the cause.
What changed
A new third-party script starts loading on every page.
What the agent does
INP degrades and CLS spikes as layout shifts on load. The agent detects the drift against baseline and proposes a fix rather than letting it quietly hurt rankings.
What changed
A CMS migration accidentally adds a noindex tag to key pages.
What the agent does
Indexation monitoring catches the pages dropping out of Google before the traffic loss becomes obvious in your analytics.
Seology continuously tracks Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, and CLS), keyword rankings and positions, indexation status, and the full set of 200+ on-page and technical SEO checks it runs during an audit. When any of these regress, the agent flags it and—depending on your mode—either alerts you or fixes it.
Seology re-measures your Core Web Vitals on a recurring schedule and compares each reading to the last known good baseline. If Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint, or Cumulative Layout Shift drifts out of the 'good' threshold, the agent records a regression, identifies the likely cause, and proposes a fix as a pull request.
Yes. Ranking and position monitoring runs continuously. When a tracked page loses positions, falls out of the index, or a Core Web Vitals metric degrades, Seology sends an instant regression alert so you can respond before the traffic loss compounds.
It depends on your agent mode. In Monitor mode, Seology watches and alerts only—you decide what to do. In Co-pilot mode, it proposes a fix and waits for your approval. In Autopilot mode, it applies the fix automatically and reports what it changed. Fixes are delivered as pull requests so every change is reviewable.
Yes. An audit is a snapshot in time. Performance monitoring is continuous—Seology keeps re-running its checks so it catches the regressions that creep in after a deploy, a theme update, a new plugin, or a Google algorithm shift. It's the difference between checking your site once and having an agent watch it around the clock.
Stop finding out about ranking drops weeks later in your analytics. Let Seology track Core Web Vitals, rankings, and indexation around the clock—and respond the moment something regresses.