Hermes compares weekly SEO and adds internal links

A small-business owner describes a recurring Hermes workflow for organic search work. A cron job checks competitor sites each week against keywords the owner already tracks. The agent compares those pages with the business's own pages, proposes changes and also finds and implements internal linking opportunities.

In follow-up discussion, the author explains how the work is constrained. They create skills around existing operating procedures and use schema-controlled Notion or Baserow records, along with schedules and MCP connections. Their point is that an instruction file alone does not encode a whole business process: the output structure and connected tools also shape what the agent can do.

The account confirms ongoing use but supplies no specific keyword list, page diff, link count or independent ranking measurement. The author's later expectation of doubled earnings is explicitly an expectation before running the numbers, so it is not an outcome of this case. No review-before-edit gate is documented for the SEO changes. The useful pattern is to anchor recurring comparison to an existing keyword set and operating procedure, and to record structured outputs. The suggested prompt below adds a review gate for a reader's version; that gate should not be mistaken for one the source author reported.

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Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)

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