Set up and prioritize a site with MCP

Your connected AI assistant can fill in a site's missing SEO Gets setup for you. MCP checks what's already configured, adds the missing brand summary, branded keywords, content groups, and topic clusters, and keeps everything you've already set up. It can also prioritize your content groups and topic clusters afterward so your performance answers lead with what matters most; that step is optional and uses AI credits.

Before you start

• Connect SEO Gets to your AI assistant. If you haven't yet, follow Install SEO Gets MCP.

• MCP requires a paid plan, and setup and prioritization spend your team's AI credits. Check your balance in Billing & Invoices if you're not sure what you have available.

Fill in the missing setup

The setup check tells you exactly which pieces a site is missing before anything is created, so you stay in control of what gets added.

1. Ask the assistant to check the site's setup, for example: "Check the SEO Gets setup for [site name]." It reports what's configured, what's missing, and whether setup can run.

2. Review the missing parts it offers to fill in. The check covers your brand summary, branded keywords, content groups, and topic clusters, and lists any groups already marked as priorities.

3. Ask it to set up the missing parts, for example: "Set up the missing parts for [site name]." This runs the same one-click setup the dashboard uses and spends AI credits from your team's balance. Your existing branded keywords, content groups, and topic clusters are kept, and your current brand summary is reused.

If you ask a performance question about a site that isn't fully set up, the assistant can run this setup on its own when your team has AI credits available. If it can't, it still answers with the data it has.

Prefer the dashboard? You can fill in individual pieces yourself from a site's Settings page. See Use one-click setup in SEO Gets.

Prioritize your content groups and topic clusters (optional)

Once a site is set up, the assistant can suggest which content groups and topic clusters matter most to your business. This step only runs if you agree to it, and it uses AI credits.

If you agree, the assistant marks your business-important groups as priorities, and your next performance answers lead with those groups. Prioritizing replaces any priorities you've already set.