Task management
Recommendations become work someone owns.
Turn SEO recommendations and technical findings into tasks with an owner, a priority and a due date — linked back to the strategy that asked for them.
What it does
Everything a task needs to get done, and the context to know why it matters.
- Tasks
- Each recommendation becomes a clear piece of work.
- Assignment
- Give every task an owner.
- Priorities
- Make the order of work obvious.
- Due dates
- Agree when it will be done.
- Status
- See what’s waiting, in progress and complete.
- Comments
- Discuss the work where the work is.
- Strategy relationships
- Every task links back to the strategy behind it.
- Technical SEO tasks
- Findings from crawl data become developer-ready tasks.
- Client visibility
- Choose which tasks the client sees in their portal.
The problem it solves
A recommendation in a report isn’t work until someone is assigned it, it has a date, and someone checks it was done.
Why it matters
Linking tasks to the strategy and findings behind them means developers know why, account managers know when, and clients can see progress.
Identify → Recommend → Assign → Complete → Review
The path every recommendation takes, from first spotted to signed off.
Where it fits in the workflow
Where the strategy turns into delivery.
The full workflow →Who benefits
- SEO specialists Turn findings and recommendations into structured deliverables.
- Developers Get technical tasks with the requirements and context attached.
- Account managers Keep client work, approvals and reporting organised and moving.