How to use ZeusSEO

ZeusSEO is your AI-first SEO platform built for agencies and professionals managing Google Business Profiles across multiple clients. Think of it as a full SEO team on day one — a suite of specialized AI agents, live data connections, and white-label reporting tools, all organized around the clients and workspaces you already manage. This Guide walks you through everything in the order that matters: connecting your accounts, setting up your first client, putting Gaia and Daedalus to work, and understanding how the platform's AI agents and credits system fit into your day-to-day workflow.

Go to the ZeusSEO sign-up page and sign up with your work email. Every pack starts with a free trial, and the checkout shows its length and terms before you pay.

• After signing up, you land in Agora — your workspace hub. This is where you manage members, track credit usage, and access every tool.
• Take two minutes to complete your profile before adding clients. Your workspace name and logo are used across white-label reports.
• During the trial you have access to all available tools. Use it to connect real client accounts and run live data — the trial is designed for you to see actual results, not demo screens.

ZeusSEO connects directly to Google Business Profile, Google Search Console, and Google Analytics 4. Each connection unlocks a different layer of insight. Connect them once per workspace and the platform keeps the data current automatically.

• Google Business Profile (GBP) — powers Gaia: posts, reviews, audits, and map-rank tracking for every location you manage.
• Search Console (GSC) — unlocks organic keyword data, page performance, and indexing signals used in reports and by your AI agents.
• GA4 — adds traffic, conversion, and behavior data to your Daedalus reports, giving clients a complete picture of their online presence.

Head to Agora, open the Connections section, and authorize each Google account. If you manage multiple clients under separate Google accounts, you can connect them individually when you create each client workspace in the next step.

Every client lives in its own isolated workspace. Inside, all data, reports, and AI-generated content are scoped exclusively to that client — nothing bleeds between accounts.

• Go to Hera (Client Manager), create a new client, and link their connected Google accounts.
• Once the workspace exists, fill in the client's profile in Hera: brand voice, core services, target audience, and business goals, stored as the client's configuration and documents. This is the single most important setup step for AI quality.
• Every AI agent — from Gaia writing a GBP post to Daedalus summarizing a report — reads this client profile before it writes. A detailed profile means outputs that sound like the client's brand, not a generic template.
• The profile is inherited automatically: set it at the client level and every location and tool within that client picks it up. You can override it at the location level if a specific branch needs its own voice.

Gaia is your Local SEO command center. Once a client's GBP is connected and their profile is set, Gaia gives you full control over every location from one view.

• Posts — draft, schedule, and publish GBP updates with one-click AI drafts grounded in the client's brand context. Review before publishing; no post goes live without your approval.
• Reviews — monitor and respond to Google reviews across all locations. AI suggests a response; you approve or edit. Response tone follows the client profile you defined.
• Audits — run a full listing audit to identify missing categories, photos, hours, and other profile gaps that cost local rankings.
• Map Rank — track how each location ranks across the geographic grid, so you can see exactly where the business is winning and where it needs work.

For agencies managing dozens of locations, Gaia's multi-location view lets you act on all of them without switching context. Start with one location to get familiar, then scale.

Daedalus is a drag-and-drop canvas where you build reports that pull live data from GBP, GSC, and GA4 — all branded for your agency or the client. Reports can be shared as a link, exported as PDF, or scheduled to send automatically.

• Open Daedalus, choose a client workspace, and start from a blank canvas or a pre-built template.
• Drop data widgets onto the canvas: impressions, keyword rankings, review counts, traffic trends, and more. Every widget reads live data — no copy-pasting numbers.
• Set your logo, brand colors, and client name once. Every page of the report inherits the style.
• Schedule a report to email automatically on a weekly or monthly cadence, so your clients receive updates without any manual effort from your team.

ZeusSEO has a team of AI agents in early access, each specialized for a different SEO discipline. The Skilled Agents area is not open to customers today. Each agent runs only when a person sends it a task, and it drafts the work for a person to approve.

• Thalia drafts local SEO audits and Business Profile posts for one location.
• Talos covers technical SEO: he audits the issues Argus found on a page, from crawl problems to structured data, and drafts the fixes.
• Calliope drafts content briefs and title and meta description plans for one page.
• Helios reads your analytics and drafts insights and report narratives for client reports.
• Watcher writes a strategy brief for a client when one is requested.
• Chiron is the strategy role above the specialists. Cross-agent coordination is not available today.

Separately, Athena, also in early access, is the AI SEO expert you chat with by text or voice about the site you pick. She answers and drafts; she does not hand tasks to the agents.

Staters are the platform's prepaid credit unit for AI generation and data-intensive work. You spend them on finished output — a drafted post, a review response, an executive summary, a competitor audit — not on raw machinery behind it. The simplest action costs about one Stater; heavier work costs a little more. Every plan includes a monthly Stater allowance that refreshes each billing cycle, and you can top up anytime in Agora with a one-time Stater pack that never expires.

• What spends Staters: AI-generated posts and replies, agent tasks, report summaries, premium-data lookups, and other intensive actions. The exact cost is shown before you confirm a job, so nothing is a surprise.
• What is included free: standard Google data reads — syncing Google Business Profile, Search Console, GA4, Maps, and Tag Manager — never draw from your Stater balance. Cached data is fetched once, so re-reading it within the caching window stays free.
• Full transparency: every Stater is itemized in Agora under Credits — what was generated, by which tool, when, and how much it cost. The History is built so you always know exactly where your allowance went.
• Stay ahead of your limit: turn on usage alerts in Agora and top up before a heavy month runs you short. Seats share one workspace pool, so adding teammates never inflates your credit cost.

Staters keep plans affordable by tying spend to the value you actually produce — the integrated workflow and the polished result, not the work behind the scenes.

• Fill in the client profile before anything else. Skipping it means AI outputs that need heavy editing. Five minutes of setup in Hera saves hours of revision.
• Connect all three Google integrations (GBP, GSC, GA4). Each one adds a layer of data that makes your reports and agent recommendations sharper.
• Use Daedalus templates to standardize reporting. Build one great template per report type, duplicate it per client, and your team ships consistent, branded reports in minutes instead of hours.
• Ask Athena before you go hands-on. Pick the site and describe the problem first; Athena explains what is relevant, so you are not starting from a blank slate.
• Review AI-generated content before publishing. The agents are fast, but you are the strategist. Use approvals as your quality gate, not a bottleneck.
• Assign team members in Agora early. Role-based access means your team can work in parallel without stepping on each other's reports or client data.

Search is splitting in two. Alongside the classic blue links, buyers now get answers straight from AI engines — Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini — and those engines cite a short list of sources. Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is the work of getting your clients into that short list. Doing it now is a first-mover advantage: the pages that earn citations today become the trusted default the engines keep returning to.

• Theia, in early access, shows what keeps one page from being quoted by AI answers: missing schema, no short lead answer, weak entity signals or blocked AI crawlers. Today it runs on sample pages only.
• Hephaestus, in early access, groups pages by one AEO issue, such as a missing FAQ schema, so the same gap can be worked on across many pages. Today it runs on sample pages only.
• Pheme, for tracking mentions in AI engines, is not available today.

Today, start with the page itself: a short direct answer near the top, clear definitions, and the structured data that fits the page.

Beyond local and AEO work, ZeusSEO has three on-page fix tools in early access, each suited to a different way of working. They are not open to customers today.

• Argus goes deep on a single page: it audits every technical and on-page issue, then lets you resolve them together — AI-drafted fixes for titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags and schema that you approve and deploy through a one-line website pixel, with the hands-on fixes bundled into a single task.
• Zephyr works the other axis: pick one issue — missing meta descriptions, weak titles, absent schema — and Zephyr drafts the fix for every affected page, grounded in each page's own content; you review each draft and make the change on your site.
• Hestia is for the fixes that need a human touch: apply one change methodically across every page that needs it, with live SEO scoring as you work and a full change history. CMS- or server-level fixes are detected and handed to your team as a tracked task.

A simple rule of thumb: one page, every issue is Argus; one issue, every page is Zephyr; a change that needs your hands is Hestia.

This is the fast track. The sections above explain each tool in depth — this one tells you exactly what to do, and when, so your first week ends with live client data, a published listing update, and a report in your client's inbox. Work through it in order; each day builds on the last.

• Day 1 — Get connected. Sign up and start your free trial, then head to Agora and authorize Google for the workspace: Google Business Profile, Search Console, and GA4. Next, open Hera, create your first client, link their Google accounts, and fill in the client's profile — brand voice, services, and audience. This profile is what makes every later AI output sound like the client, so do not skip it.
• Days 2–3 — Put the data to work. Open Gaia and run a full listing audit on the client you just created — it surfaces missing categories, photos, and hours that quietly cost local rankings. While you are there, draft and publish your first GBP post (review the AI draft, then approve it). Then open Daedalus, drop a few live widgets onto a blank canvas, and build your first white-label report.
• Days 4–7 — Schedule and review. Set your Daedalus report to send on a weekly or monthly schedule so clients get updates with no manual effort. Finally, return to Agora → Credits to review your Stater usage and confirm you are pacing comfortably before the trial ends.

By the end of week one you will have a connected client, a clean listing and a branded report on a schedule.

You are set up and oriented. The best next move is to connect your first real client, run a Gaia audit, and build one Daedalus report before your trial ends. Seeing live data in the platform — your data, your client's brand — is the moment everything clicks.

• Start your free trial.
• Questions during setup? Reach the team directly from inside the platform or at our contact page.
• Check the What's New section in Agora for recent changes.

ZeusSEO has a one-line website pixel. Argus uses it to put the fixes you approve on your live pages (see section 10). The pixel applies SEO fixes only; it does not attribute conversions.