Schedule weekly SEO/AEO evaluation with AI Jobs

Before you start

This use case works best when you've already set up some foundational elements in Quotient:

• Memories populated: Add your brand voice, product overview, ICP, and industry so keyword ideas and posts stay on-target.
• Author profiles created: Set up author profiles for the people whose bylines will appear on posts. The agent uses these to match tone and style.
• Publishing integration connected: Connect Webflow, WordPress, or your preferred CMS so posts can go live automatically after review.

How to do it in Quotient

1. Navigate to AI Jobs

Go to the Jobs page under the AI Jobs section in the sidebar, or simply ask Quotient in chat to create a recurring job for you.

2. Write your prompt

Ask the Quotient agent to create a weekly SEO/AEO evaluation campaign and Agent Job. The first run should brainstorm target keywords, write them into Memory only after you review them, then evaluate performance and attach blog work to the campaign. For example:

"Create a recurring weekly SEO/AEO evaluation campaign and Agent Job. Brainstorm SEO/AEO keywords and write into memory so that they are evaluated against consistently, but return them to me for review first. The Job should run weekly on Mondays at 12pm to evaluate our SEO/AEO performance on relevant target keywords for our ICP / Industry, identify keywords/areas to pursue, and link/draft/schedule blog posts to the campaign."

3. Set your schedule

Use Mondays at 12pm so you start the week with a fresh keyword evaluation and draft posts already sitting on the campaign.

4. Review keywords, then posts

On the first run, review the proposed keyword list before it is written to Memory. Each later run evaluates those keywords, flags opportunities, and drafts or schedules posts on the campaign. Edit as needed, then publish.

What you'll get

Each scheduled run produces:

• A reviewed keyword list in Memory — target SEO/AEO keywords for your ICP and industry, so evaluations stay consistent week to week
• Weekly performance evaluation — how you are doing on those keywords and which areas are worth pursuing
• Blog posts on the campaign — drafted or scheduled against the opportunities the evaluation surfaced
• A repeatable cadence — no more guessing what to write next or letting the content calendar go quiet

Tips for better results

• Be specific about ICP and industry. "VP of Marketing at B2B SaaS companies" produces better keyword ideas than "our audience."
• Review keywords before they land in Memory. The first pass is a proposal. Tighten, drop, or add terms so every later evaluation is measured against the list you actually want.
• Start with weekly review. Read the evaluation and every draft post for the first month. Once you trust the output, you can spend less time editing or raise frequency.
• Rotate topic clusters. If one campaign is getting too narrow, add a second job for a different cluster so you keep a balanced library.
• Combine with social amplification. Pair this job with a social media ghostwriting job so each new blog post automatically gets promoted across your social channels.