Every SEO tool finds problems. This one gives you the order to fix them in — and checks you did.
SignalSumo reads your own audit, backlinks, competitors and AI-search visibility, ranks every opportunity with the reason it earned that rank, and lays the work out across four weeks. Fifteen days later it re-counts the same numbers and tells you what actually moved.
A plan is built from data you already own, so a project needs a completed website audit and a backlink report first. Both take a few minutes.
- Website audit required
- Backlink profile required
- Competitor landscape auto-detected
- Tracked keywords when present
- AI search visibility when tracked
What is the AI SEO Growth Plan?
The AI SEO Growth Plan is a 30-day SEO action plan generated from a project's own measured data rather than from a template. It reads the site's technical audit, its backlink profile, the competitor landscape SignalSumo detected, and — when the domain is tracked — what AI search engines say about it. It then scores the site, ranks every opportunity with the evidence that earned it that rank, labels each one by type, schedules them across four weeks, tracks which are done, and re-counts the same figures afterwards so each task can show what changed.
- Built from your own data: a completed website audit and backlink report are required, and competitor, keyword and AI-search data are used when the project has them.
- One ranked list across search and AI search — GEO opportunities compete for priority against technical fixes and link gaps, rather than sitting in a separate report.
- Every recommendation carries a type (Technical, Content, Backlink, Competitor, Local, GEO, SEO or Monitoring) and the reason it was prioritised.
- The four-week schedule is chosen from your evidence. A site with clean technicals and weak AI visibility opens on GEO, not on a fixed technical-first template.
- Mark tasks in progress, done or skipped. Progress is kept per task and survives regenerating the plan.
- Verification re-counts the exact numbers the plan cited — and says plainly when nothing has been re-measured yet, instead of implying the work was not done.
- Plans are written in your language, across nine languages, not translated around an English report.
You are not short of findings. You are short of an order of work.
Four tools, four lists, four ideas about what matters most. None of them knows what the others found.
Everything is flagged, nothing is first
An audit with 300 issues does not tell you which ten are worth this month.
No stated reason to trust the order
A priority score with no reasoning behind it is a number you have to take on faith.
AI search sits in its own silo
Being absent from AI answers is a ranking problem, but it never competes for priority with the rest of the work.
Nobody re-checks the fix
The work gets done, the report is never re-run, and the next audit starts from scratch.
A ranked list you can argue with
Every recommendation states the evidence that earned its position — the counts it was measured from, the effort it needs, and which of your data sources it came from. If you disagree, you can see exactly what to disagree with.
A type on every task
One plan carries work from different places, and the type is how you see that at a glance.
Why this is prioritized
Two to four factual bullets under each recommendation: the affected count, the effort, the impact, and the signal it came from. No score without a reason.
An adaptive four weeks
Week themes are chosen from what your evidence says is most urgent — not the same technical → content → links → reporting order for every site.
What AI answers say about you, as work you can schedule
When a domain has AI visibility tracking, the plan reads those answers and turns them into opportunities that compete for priority with everything else. Every figure is counted from answers already on file — nothing here is estimated.
GEOPrompts answered without you
The tracked questions AI answers by naming someone else — with the competitors it named instead, and the engines it was checked on.
GEOPages AI already cites
Your own URLs that answer engines already quote, and how often. The cheapest AI-search work there is, because the page is already trusted.
GEOThe sources AI reads instead
The third-party pages these answers lean on, ranked by how often they are cited — where a mention would actually be read.
GEOWhat the engines actually wrote
Short verbatim excerpts from the answers themselves, quoted rather than paraphrased — shown only where the engine's own text was kept.
No AI visibility project for the domain? The plan is built from the rest of your data and simply does not include a GEO section. It never invents one.
The part that happens after you do the work
A plan you cannot check is a document. Mark tasks as you go, then re-check the plan and SignalSumo re-counts the same figures it cited — with the same queries that produced them.
Progress that survives regeneration
Mark a task in progress, done or skipped. Tasks are identified by what they are, not where they sit in the list, so regenerating the plan does not forget what you finished. The header keeps the count, the percentage and the days remaining.
Re-check my plan
On a paid plan, fifteen days after your plan was generated you can re-check it. SignalSumo re-crawls the site, rebuilds the plan against the new numbers, and every task shows what changed. AI visibility is not re-scanned here — that is billed per prompt, and it stays your decision.
| What the plan said | What it says after a re-check | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Fix broken pages (18 found) | Verified: 18 → 0 broken pages | Re-counted after a newer crawl. Done. |
| Optimize meta descriptions (50 missing) | Improving: 50 → 12 | Most of the way there, measured rather than assumed. |
| Add missing H1 tags (28 missing) | Still 28 — not done yet | The crawl is newer than the plan, and the number has not moved. |
| Any task, before anything is re-measured | Not re-checked yet | Nothing newer than the plan exists, so the plan says so instead of claiming the work was skipped. |
That last row is the rule the whole feature rests on: a re-count only counts as evidence when the measurement behind it is newer than the plan. Re-reading the same stored crawl would return the same 18 forever, and a tool that told you "still 18, not fixed" about a site you fixed yesterday would be worse than saying nothing.
Everything in one plan, not nine reports
An SEO health score
Your site scored 0–100 overall, with Technical SEO, Content SEO, Backlink Strength and Growth Potential each scored and explained — the strengths and the weaknesses behind every number.
Start here: the first three things
The top three priorities lifted out of the list, so a plan with thirty tasks still has an obvious next action.
Exact fix instructions
Step-by-step instructions for the three biggest problems in the audit, each citing the real count from your own crawl.
Internal link suggestions
Specific source page → target page recommendations with the anchor text to use, for equity you already have but are not moving.
Eight keyword opportunities
Eight keywords chosen from what you already rank for and the anchors pointing at you, each with difficulty, search intent and priority.
A backlink strategy
Your referring domains against the competitor average, a monthly target, and the outreach tactics that fit the gap.
Impact estimates
Directional visibility estimates per category, so you can compare two fixes. They are estimates for prioritisation, clearly labelled as such — never presented as guaranteed traffic.
An impact-versus-effort matrix
Every task placed by impact, effort and type, for when you are deciding what fits the week you actually have.
A white-label PDF
The whole plan exported with your agency's name and logo, all sections expanded and no dashboard furniture — ready to send to a client.
What the top of a plan looks like
Illustrative figures. A real plan is generated from your own crawl and your own backlink profile, and no two domains produce the same scores.
From the reports you already have to a plan you can work
Audit the site and pull its backlinks
A plan reads both, so both need to be on file. Add AI visibility tracking too, and the plan will read that as well.
Generate the plan
Pick the domain and build it. It takes about a minute, and the result is cached so re-opening it costs nothing.
Work it, and mark what you finish
Four weeks, each with its own theme and its own tasks. Mark them in progress, done or skipped as you go.
Re-check, and see what moved
After fifteen days, re-check the plan. The site is re-crawled, the plan is rebuilt, and every task reports what actually changed.
Built for the person who has to decide what happens this week
Agencies
A defensible order of work per client, exported as a white-label PDF, with verification that shows the retainer earned its month.
In-house teams
A stated reason behind every priority, which is what a roadmap needs when engineering time has to be argued for.
Consultants and site owners
One list instead of four tools, in your own language, with the next task always visible on the dashboard.
Plans are generated in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Korean — written in your language rather than translated around an English report.
The tools a Growth Plan reads
Website Audit
Crawl the site for broken pages, redirect chains, missing metadata and thin content.
Website audit →Backlink Intelligence
Your referring domains, link quality and spam exposure — and what competitors have that you do not.
Backlink checker →AI Visibility
Track what ChatGPT, Gemini and other answer engines say about your brand, and who they name instead.
AI visibility checker →Competitor Analysis
The competitors SignalSumo detects from SERP overlap, and what they rank for that you do not.
Competitor analysis →Rank Tracker
Daily positions for the keywords you care about, which the plan reads when choosing keyword opportunities.
Rank tracker →White-Label Reports
Send the finished plan under your own brand, with your logo and colours.
White-label reports →Frequently asked questions
Stop collecting findings. Start working a plan.
Your audit, your backlinks, your competitors and your AI-search visibility — ranked, scheduled, and checked afterwards.
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