After the Semrush Report,
an Agent Does the Work

From a 4,000-row export to a plan you can ship

A keyword gap export is mostly noise: competitors' brand terms, queries with the wrong intent, head terms a new domain will not rank for this year. Sprites reads the file you upload, applies those filters, and groups what remains into topic clusters with a pillar page and supporting articles. Each cluster comes with the volume and difficulty from your export, the page it maps to, and the order to write in. Attach a Google Drive or OneDrive link instead of a file and it reads the same way.

• Reads Semrush CSV exports as uploaded; no reformatting
• Filters by intent, relevance and realistic difficulty for your domain
• Maps every keyword to an existing page or a new article

Articles written and published to your CMS

Sprites writes the articles the plan calls for, in your brand voice and with the structure the top results share, then publishes them to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or a custom site once you approve. It refreshes existing pages the export shows slipping, adds the sections that answer the query directly, and writes titles and meta descriptions that earn the click. Drafts land for review first; nothing goes live on its own.

Technical fixes from the audit, not a to-do list

Semrush's Site Audit gives you the issue count; Sprites gives you the fixed pages. It re-crawls your site to check which issues are still real, ranks them by traffic at stake, and stages the fixes it can make through your CMS: rewritten titles, redirects, schema markup, missing alt text, canonical tags, orphaned pages linked back in. The remainder come back as a precise list for a developer.

Internal links that move page-two rankings

The cheapest ranking gain on most sites is an internal link from a strong page to one stuck in positions 5 to 15. Sprites finds those pairs using your export and Search Console, writes the anchor text in context, and adds the links across the site in one approved batch.

Tracking in Search Console, reported weekly

Rather than a rank tracker, Sprites reads Google Search Console: the clicks, impressions and positions Google actually recorded for each query and page. After each change settles it compares before and after per fix, keeps what worked and flags what did not. Set it as a weekly Autopilot and the report arrives with the next batch of work already staged. Most teams keep Semrush for external volume data and let Sprites handle everything after the report.