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Get the most out of SEO: actionable use cases

Updated 2026-07-07

In two lines: SEO's value is in executing, not just measuring. These are concrete recipes to turn what MB Suite shows you into real improvements, without stopping at the diagnosis.

Fix the technical problems slowing down your SEO

Situation: the Site Audit found issues, but you don't know where to start nor have time to manage them.

What to do:

  • Go to SEO > Site Audit and open the Issues tab.
  • On each issue read What's wrong, Why it matters, and How to fix — you decide with judgment what to prioritize.
  • On the ones you'll attack, click Create task: a task lands with the category, affected pages, and priority, ready for your team.

Result: each technical problem turns into assigned, tracked work, instead of getting lost in a report no one reopens.

Speed up your site (Core Web Vitals)

Situation: your site loads slowly and you suspect it's costing you ranking and conversions.

What to do:

  • In SEO > Site Audit, go into the Performance tab.
  • Look at the Improvement opportunities (for example, Reduce unused JavaScript or Avoid enormous network payloads), which come with their estimated savings.
  • Take the two or three with the highest impact and hand them to your developer as tasks.

Result: you improve speed where it matters most, without getting lost in minor optimizations.

Rank an important keyword that doesn't rank

Situation: there's a key keyword for your business that you don't appear for, or you're far from the top.

What to do:

  • Confirm it in SEO > Rankings: identify the keyword and its current position.
  • In the SEO Planner, create a content action for that keyword.
  • Generate its plan with the AI Brief button (structure, related keywords, angle) and hand it to writing. See Generate a content plan to improve your SEO with AI.
  • Once the content is published, track that keyword's position in Rankings month by month.

Result: the new content attacks a real, measurable opportunity, not a hunch.

Put your local business on the map

Situation: you serve customers in an area and want to appear in "near me" searches and on the map.

What to do:

  • In SEO > Local SEO, complete the listing: choose the primary category well, load Services, review Hours, and add Attributes.
  • Keep the data always up to date (a complete, updated listing ranks better locally).
  • Over time, review Search Keywords to see which terms find you. See Manage your Google Business listing (Local SEO).

Result: more visibility on Google Maps and in local searches, which usually have the highest purchase intent.

Appear in AI answers (GEO)

Situation: more and more people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude instead of searching on Google, and you want to capture that traffic.

What to do:

  • In the SEO section's Overview, look at the AI Traffic panel: how much traffic reaches you from each assistant (requires Google Analytics connected).
  • From Site Audit, generate an llms.txt to tell the assistants how to treat your content.
  • Work on clear, well-structured content (the same on-page best practices help AI cite you).

Result: you start measuring and cultivating a new channel that most of your competitors still ignore.

Still have questions?

Ask MIA, the MB Suite AI assistant: open it with the MB AI button (⌘J) in the top bar. MIA knows the section you're in, so you can ask it about what you see on screen — and it can also answer how-to questions about using MB Suite.