M7SEO

By Method7 · Salisbury & Wiltshire

Data-driven,
self-healing SEO.

Most SEO tools hand you a list of problems and leave you to fix them. M7SEO finds what is holding your site back, works out the fix, and makes the change, then shows you exactly what it changed and waits for your approval before anything goes live.

Free for the lifetime of any Method7 build or service plan.

How it works

Six steps. You are only needed for the last one.

  1. 01
    It watches

    Reads your site and pulls in what Google already knows about it: which searches you show up for, how often, and how far down the page.

  2. 02
    It compares

    Finds the businesses beating you, reads their websites, and works out what they are doing that you are not: the towns they mention, the prices they show, the questions they answer.

  3. 03
    It decides what matters

    Turns all of that into a short list, most valuable first, written in plain English. No jargon, no dashboard full of numbers nobody acts on.

  4. 04
    It fixes it

    Actually writes the change, whether that is a new page or better wording, matching how the rest of your site already looks and reads.

  5. 05
    It checks its own work

    Every change is tested automatically before you ever see it. If it would break something, or break one of your rules, it never reaches you.

  6. 06
    You say yes

    You look at what changed and approve it, or you do not. Approved changes are live on your site about a minute later.

What it will never do

Three promises. Everything else follows from them.

It will never make things up about you

It can only write things your website already says. If a change needs something it cannot know, your prices, say, or where a client was based, it asks you. And it shows you what your competitors charge, so answering takes a minute rather than a blank box.

A convincing invention is worse than a gap. You can see a gap.

It will never guess at the numbers

Anything countable is counted, not estimated by an AI. Where something genuinely cannot be measured yet, it says so and labels the figure an estimate, rather than quietly presenting a guess as a fact.

You should always be able to tell which is which.

It will never undo your decisions

You tell it what your business competes on. After that, nothing is allowed to quietly remove those things from a page. Not while tidying something else, not because a rewrite happened to read better without them. Headlines that would be cut short in Google are rejected before they ever reach you.

Told to be careful, software forgets. Given a rule, it cannot.

Where the information comes from

Google Search Console

Sixteen months of what people actually searched to find you, kept up to date daily.

Your competitors' websites

Read regularly and politely, the same way Google reads them. Nothing behind a login, nothing that would get anyone blocked.

Claude

Reads your website and drafts the change. Everything it writes is checked before it is used.

Limited access to your site

It can propose a change and nothing else. It cannot publish, cannot delete, and cannot reach anything but the one website you point it at.

Your existing safety checks

Whatever already protects your website protects this too. Nothing new to trust.

An honest audit trail

Every number records where it came from and whether it was measured or estimated, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking it on faith.

What it actually looks like

Real screens from a real site. No mocked-up numbers.

However your website is built

Connecting M7SEO to your site is optional. Without it you still get the research and the recommendations. Connect it and it prepares the change too, arriving in whatever form suits how your site was built. You are never asked to change that to suit the tool.

Sites built by a developeravailable now

The change arrives the same way your developer's own work does, and goes through the same review and safety checks you already have. Nothing new to learn.

WordPress and other content systemsplanned

The change is saved as a draft for you to look over and publish, exactly as if someone on your team had written it.

Sites someone else looks afterplanned

A plain written summary: what to change, where, and the exact wording, ready to forward to whoever maintains the site.

Your own AI toolsplanned

The same change as a set of instructions you can hand to whatever you already use, if you would rather apply it yourself.

Pricing

No tiers, no seats, no usage meter.

Monthly

£50per month

Everything above. Cancel whenever you like.

Annual

£500per year

Two months off, paid once.

Questions

What does M7SEO cost?

It is free for the lifetime of any Method7 build or ongoing service plan. On its own it is £50 per month, or £500 per year.

Does it change my website without asking?

No. It prepares the change, shows you exactly what would be different, and waits. Nothing goes live until you approve it. That is not a promise you have to take on trust: it has no way to publish on its own.

Will it make things up about my business?

No. It can only write things your website already says. If a change needs something it cannot know, your prices, say, or where a client was based, it asks you. It will not fill the gap with a plausible guess.

What if my site is new or gets very little traffic?

That is the normal case, and it is where most SEO tools give up. Google only reports searches you already show up for, so a quiet site looks like it has no market at all. M7SEO reads your competitors instead: what they publish, which towns they mention, what they charge. So there is something to work from on day one.

Do I need to understand SEO to use it?

No. Everything is written in plain English and explains its own terms. Anything it could not measure is labelled an estimate rather than presented as a fact.

What access does it need?

To start, only permission to read your Google Search Console figures. That alone is enough for it to study your market and tell you what is worth doing. Connecting it to your website is a separate choice. That is what lets it prepare the change rather than only describe it. It arrives as a draft, a change for your developer to review, or a written summary to pass on. Either way it can only propose. It cannot publish, cannot delete, and cannot reach your other sites.