Audit and research websites from
one working spreadsheet.
Turn sitemaps and URL lists into technical SEO audits, content inventories, competitor comparisons, and monitored page data in Google Sheets.
Works with Google Sheets · Preview before writing · No code requiredExtract status, title, description, canonical, robots, H1, headings, schema types, word count, and internal links.
1crawl inventorycomplete
2on-page fieldscomplete
3content researchready
SheetSteps does the repetitive browser and spreadsheet work.
You stay in control of the decisions.
You start with rows in Google Sheets—usually URLs, records, or text. You tell SheetSteps what a useful finished row should contain. It tests the instruction on a small sample, shows the proposed columns, and only runs the larger job after you approve it.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings, schema
Topics, formats, dates, authors, internal links
Important page changes isolated for review
What SheetSteps AI does
for this work.
These are real capabilities in the product, combined into a workflow for this profession.
Website scraping
Discover pages and extract metadata, headings, schema, links, and visible copy.
AI analysis
Classify intent, cluster content, explain issues, and prioritize work.
Batch workflows
Audit hundreds of URLs without copying data between browser tabs.
Page monitoring
Watch important pages and record exactly what changed.
Start with the job
you already do.
You do not need to redesign your process around AI. Begin with one slow, repetitive part of the workflow and keep the result in a familiar spreadsheet.
Technical SEO audit
Extract status, title, description, canonical, robots, H1, headings, schema types, word count, and internal links.
Content inventory
Turn a blog or help center into a table of URLs, topics, formats, dates, authors, and refresh opportunities.
Competitor SERP research
Compare ranking pages by angle, structure, entities, proof, offers, and calls to action.
Redirect and migration checks
Compare old and new URL lists, destinations, status codes, canonicals, and missing pages.
What goes in.
What comes back.
Each step stays visible, so a teammate can understand the workflow without reverse-engineering a script.
- 1Start with
- Sitemap, crawl export, or selected URLs
- 2Collect
- Metadata, headings, schema, links, copy, dates
- 3Analyze
- Missing, duplicate, conflicting, thin, changed
- 4Deliver
- Prioritized audit and content actions in Sheets
Your first useful workflow
in four understandable steps.
- 01
Build the URL set
Import a sitemap or discover links from a section of the site.
- 02
Choose SEO fields
Use the ready SEO field set, then add any site-specific checks.
- 03
Preview one page
Confirm JavaScript rendering, selectors, and output columns on a representative URL.
- 04
Run and prioritize
Process the list, filter issues, and assign the rows that require action.
Start with a tested formula.
Turn it into a recipe when it works.
These SheetSteps AI templates are selected specifically for this Solution. Copy one into Google Sheets, customize it, or run it across a previewed batch.
Page-data audit
Collect titles and descriptions from public URLs.
=SHEETSTEPS_PAGE_DATA(A2)Meta description
Generate a concise search-result description.
=SHEETSTEPS_AI(B2,"Write a compelling meta description under 155 characters.")Content brief
Turn a keyword into a practical article outline.
=SHEETSTEPS_LIST(A2,"Create an SEO brief with intent, H2s, entities, and FAQs.")Search-intent classifier
Apply a consistent intent label to every keyword.
=SHEETSTEPS_CLASSIFY(A2,"Informational, Commercial, Transactional, Navigational")Use a ready-made Sheet
as your starting point.
Copy a template, add your own rows, then use SheetSteps AI when you need to research, clean, analyze, or update the workbook.
SEO Content Planner
Prioritize keywords, briefs and publishing work with search intent beside every article.
Planned traffic18.2KView free template →MarketingContent Calendar
Plan ideas, drafts, reviews and publishing dates across every channel.
Planned8View free template →EducationResearch Tracker
Research Tracker with a purpose-built research tracker entries tab, live totals and example rows for students.
Records29View free template →Real estateReal Estate Marketing Planner
Real Estate Marketing Planner with a purpose-built scheduled work tab, live totals and example rows for agents.
Scheduled24View free template →Questions about
SheetSteps for SEO.
Clear answers about how the workflow works, what data it can use, and where a person remains in control.
What SEO data can SheetSteps extract?+
Common fields include status code, title tag, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, H1 and other headings, schema types, word count, publish date, author, internal links, images, and visible calls to action.
Can SheetSteps crawl an entire website?+
Start from an XML sitemap or a controlled link-discovery page. You can filter allowed paths, cap the number of URLs, remove duplicates, and test the extraction before processing the full list.
Is SheetSteps a replacement for a technical crawler?+
It complements specialist crawlers. Use a crawler for deep protocol-level diagnostics and SheetSteps when you need custom page fields, AI classification, content comparison, monitored changes, and a workflow that stays in Google Sheets.
Do I need to write code or know web scraping?+
No. Describe the information you need in ordinary language, select suggested fields, and test one example. Advanced users can still use selectors and more precise extraction rules when needed.
Will SheetSteps change my source spreadsheet automatically?+
No. SheetSteps shows a preview before writing results. You choose the destination columns, review a sample, and approve the run. Existing source cells remain protected unless you explicitly choose to update them.
Does SheetSteps work inside Google Sheets?+
Yes. The Google Sheets add-on can use selected cells as inputs, preview new columns, run larger jobs in the background, and write reviewed results back into the same workbook.
Put one real seo workflow
into SheetSteps AI.
Start with a small sample. Keep the output understandable. Scale only after the result looks right.
Build an SEO workflow →