SEO content brief
Skill. Turns a chosen search into a brief for your writer.
The keyword opportunity scan is a skill in Ai1, the AI agent platform by MyZone AI. The SEO Agent runs it on your own Search Console history after learning what you sell and who you sell to. You get a shortlist ranked by intent and commercial fit, not raw search volume, with the data source and date window on every line.
Small changes, real traffic
Searches where you are nearly ranking are where a small improvement can bring real visits.
Effort where it counts
Openings are scored for traffic potential and commercial fit, so a popular search from people who never buy does not top the list.
Know what to do first
The shortlist comes in priority order, so you know what to fix or write first.
At a glance
| Reads | Your Google Search Console data and your business context |
|---|---|
| Looks for | Searches where you are nearly ranking |
| Ranked by | Intent, traffic potential and commercial fit |
| You get | A scored shortlist, with the data source and date window |
| Also in | Your weekly SEO digest, as the top keyword opening |
| Run by | The SEO Agent |
| Never | Changes your live site |
Most SEO effort goes on new pages for searches you have never ranked for, and that is slow. Searches where you already show up just below the top results are different: a small improvement can bring real traffic. The scan finds those searches in your own data and puts the ones most likely to bring customers first.
How this differs from the search term clean-up by the Google Ads Agent: that looks at paid searches that cost money without a lead; this scan looks at unpaid search results you are close to winning.
How it works
Four steps, all from your own data. Nothing on your site changes.

It reads your products, audience and positioning, so a search only counts if it fits your business.
It looks for searches where your pages are nearly ranking.
Each opening is scored for traffic potential and commercial fit, then put in order.
You choose which searches to go after, and can ask for a content brief or a page audit for any of them.
Example keyword shortlist
Example with a fictional company. Names and figures are invented to show the kind of output you get.
What it was asked: Which searches are we closest to winning on Google, and which would actually bring bookings?
| Shortlist | 14 searches where the business sits just below the top results, out of 610 it showed up for in the last three months. |
|---|---|
| Top opening | mobile dog grooming near me ranks ninth, and it comes from people ready to book. |
| Ranked low | how to groom a dog at home brings plenty of views, but people searching it want to do the job themselves, so it scores low on commercial fit. |
| Source | Search Console, with the date window shown beside every line. |
Built-in guardrails
How the keyword opportunity scan stays grounded and leaves your site alone.
Better together
What to do with the shortlist, and who helps.
Skill. Turns a chosen search into a brief for your writer.
Skill. Checks the page that is nearly ranking for problems.
Agent. Writes the article once the brief is approved.
Agent. Checks whether AI answers name you, alongside classic search.
Common questions
A search where your site already shows up but just misses the top results, so a small improvement could bring real traffic. The SEO Agent finds them in your Google Search Console data.
Because volume alone does not bring customers. The shortlist is ranked by intent and commercial fit, so effort goes on searches from people likely to buy what you sell.
It uses your recent Search Console history, and every recommendation shows its source and date window.
Connect Google Search Console to your site and confirm the domain you want to rank. Then ask the SEO Agent for a keyword scan.
We will run the scan on your own Search Console data and walk you through the shortlist.