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The playbook Moonrank's SEO Agent uses to replace a day of dashboard screenshots with a fixed-order review whose every figure has a source and whose ending is a decision.
Download the methodology, see the six-section structure, or run it live inside the SEO Agent.
The SEO Performance Review skill is how Moonrank's SEO Agent produces the review that would otherwise take a day to assemble. Six sections in a fixed order — executive summary, keyword rankings, backlinks, technical health, AI visibility, next actions — each read from the workspace's own connected data, each closing with a one-line insight.
It carries two framings. For a site already being worked on, it reads as progress against what was agreed and what the next sprint holds. For a site being evaluated, it reads as where visibility is being lost and what closing each gap is worth. Same data, different question.
It's written as a SKILL.md, a plain-language instruction format that people and AI agents can both follow. Read it to structure your own reporting, hand it to a client as the method behind their monthly review, or let the SEO Agent produce it from your workspace.
“Give me the August review before tomorrow's call.”
Clicks up 12% on flat impressions — CTR did the work, driven by two comparison queries that moved from position 9 to 4. Three queries at Risk, all in the pricing cluster, all lost to a competitor's new page. Domain rating held at 51 with four placements received. Two critical technical issues open since July. AI visibility 14%, six invisible prompts. Five actions, the first being the pricing cluster, because that is where the losses and the revenue both sit.
Month or quarter, against the one before; performance review or opportunity assessment.
Search Console, backlinks, the stored audit, AI visibility — with unavailable modules named, not skipped.
Fixed order, every figure from a table above it, an insight closing each.
Each grounded in a finding from the review, with effort, impact and owner.
Position bands weighted into one number that moves when rankings really move.
Win, Risk, Watch, Stable, New, Lost — the same labels every month.
Queries ranking 21+ with the traffic they would earn at position 5.
Domain rating movement, placements, and open issues by severity with the fix.
Mention and citation share, invisible prompts, and the top competing brand.
Progress for an existing site; gaps and their value for one being evaluated.