BrightonSEO

SEO Automations

How to Use MCP Servers for SEO: Practical Use Cases

Brighton, Spring 2026

MCP servers let you connect multiple services — such as SEO tools and your CMS — directly to Claude (and other LLMs), allowing you to send requests to different APIs from within the LLM interface.

For example, you can actually carry out keyword research with an LLM without hallucinated results, and slice data in ways that were previously impossible. You can draft a blog post (or update an existing one) and publish it straight to your CMS. If you work in an enterprise environment, you can write several tickets in Claude and have them created in Jira immediately.

Many major SEO tools have already released their own MCP servers, including Ahrefs, Semrush, SE Ranking and DataForSEO, with more expected to follow.

In this talk, I’ll explore use cases for both official and unofficial MCP servers, and show how they can improve everyday SEO tasks such as keyword research, SERP scraping, internal and external link analysis, content optimisation and SEO-related admin — all directly from your preferred LLM tool.

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Skyline, Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, BN1 2GR, United Kingdom

Fri 01 May, 2026 | 11:20 AM

From crawl to clarity: automating SEO audits with nodeJS

Brighton, Spring 2026

In this talk, Jonathon will show how to turn messy manual SEO checks into a clean, automated workflow using Node.js. He will outline how to crawl pages, surface issues quickly, and build simple tools that slot neatly into existing SEO processes. The session gives a fast, practical look at moving from scattered audits to structured, code-driven clarity.

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Skyline, Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, BN1 2GR, United Kingdom

Fri 01 May, 2026 | 11:20 AM

80 Checks, One Click: A Roadmap to Automating Technical SEO

Brighton, Spring 2026

Nicolas shares how he transformed his team's manual 80-point checklist into a streamlined, automated technical SEO audit system using tools like N8N, custom scripts, and API integrations.

He offers actionable takeaways, including prioritization frameworks and ready-to-use workflows, to help you build your own scalable audit solutions.

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Skyline, Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, BN1 2GR, United Kingdom

Fri 01 May, 2026 | 11:20 AM

AI Systems Win by Doing What Humans Should Do, but at Impossible Scale

Brighton, Spring 2026

The AI content debate has been framed wrong. AI systems do not win by replacing human thinking. They win by actually following the process humans claim to follow but rarely do.
Research before writing. Verify before publishing. Iterate based on data. We all agree this is how content should be made. Almost no one does it.
AI systems check 50 sources while your writer skims 3. They verify every claim while your writer trusts their memory. They follow the brief every time while your writer "interprets" it.
This session is not about AI replacing creativity. It is about building systems that do the boring, critical work humans skip. I will show you how to build research workflows that pull from 50+ sources and verification loops that catch what humans miss.

##Key Takeaways
1. AI systems do not beat humans by being smarter. They beat them by following the process humans skip. Research, verification, iteration. Every time.
2. The real gap is research at scale. 50 sources, 20 articles cross-referenced, internal data integrated. No human does this. AI systems do.
3. Walk away with the framework. How to build research and verification workflows that outperform human shortcuts and actually scale.

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Skyline, Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, BN1 2GR, United Kingdom

Fri 01 May, 2026 | 11:20 AM