Slack: #seo

Your #seo channel becomes the command center for organic growth. Hubi runs audits, writes articles, finds link prospects, and reports back - all from Slack. The same works in a Microsoft Teams channel.

Setting Up

Set this up as a Job from the Jobs tab, or do it by hand:

1. Connect Slack to Hubi if you have not already.
2. Create an #seo channel in Slack (or use an existing one).
3. Invite @Hubi to the channel.
4. Connect the channel's Brain folder to your SEO folder so Hubi reads your plans before it replies.

What You Can Do

Work Your Plans

Everything the goal screens do has a plain-words equivalent in the channel:

"@Hubi let's write the first articles from my blog plan."

"@Hubi let's start getting backlinks."

"@Hubi walk me through my AI Search Visibility report."

Hubi runs the identical steps and replies in-thread, with a link to the file in the Brain when there is something to read.

Run an Audit

"@Hubi audit our homepage [URL] for SEO. Cover heading structure, meta tags, schema markup, and anything blocking conversion."

Hubi returns what it actually checked, with prioritized fixes. It does not claim to have crawled pages it did not read.

Write Optimized Content

"@Hubi write a 1,200-word blog post targeting 'best CRM for small teams'. Include a comparison section and an FAQ with schema markup."

The article opens on the canvas and is filed in your Brain. Iterate in-thread:

• "Strengthen the opening for the primary keyword."
• "Add internal links to our product and pricing pages."
• "Write a meta title and description."

Then publish it: "@Hubi publish it to WordPress as a draft."

Check Traffic

With Google Analytics and Search Console connected:

"@Hubi which queries are closest to winning more clicks?"

Monitor Competitors

"@Hubi analyze what new content [competitor URL] published this month and identify keywords we should target."

Team Workflow

The #seo channel keeps your entire team aligned:

• Content writer requests a brief, and Hubi delivers in-thread.
• SEO lead reviews and suggests tweaks, and Hubi refines.
• Marketing manager approves, and Hubi publishes as a draft.

Everything is documented, searchable, and collaborative.

Pro Tips

• Nothing sends without approval. Backlink pitches and published articles always wait for your go, in Slack the same as on the web.
• Automate the recurring part - "@Hubi email me the search traffic summary every Monday" or "@Hubi publish a blog post every week" creates the job.
• Feed the folder - competitor URLs, positioning, and your What we cannot say rules belong in the SEO folder so every reply respects them.