Product 11
Traffic Recon & Capture
An eleven-agent SEO-and-AI-search pipeline. Adding a target is a content job, not an engineering job. Tracks citations from ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity.
The team that delivers it






What it is
An eleven-agent SEO-and-AI-search pipeline with a strict separation between content tasks (writers) and code tasks (engineer). Adding a new traffic target is a content-only job. New AI-citation tracking, Schema markup, sitemap and llms.txt logic live in code.
Built for
Nigel's own properties, capturing organic traffic from both classical search and generative-AI assistants. Replaces the SEO-agency engagement most businesses cannot sustain.
Who else could use it
Content-led businesses chasing organic traffic. B2B SaaS competing on category keywords. Publishers who want to be cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, not just ranked by Google. Particularly useful for businesses spending on an SEO agency that is mostly reporting rather than producing.
What they get
The pipeline configured to their target keywords and competitive set, the writer-engineer separation, and the AI-citation monitoring dashboard.
Maturity
Customer 1 (Nigel properties) shipped and running daily. Productisation requires per-buyer keyword research and integration with their CMS.
Pricing posture
Annual licence or monthly subscription, with an upfront configuration engagement.
Lives at
build-log.ts: 12 Apr 'Traffic recon & capture'. Code: traffic-recon-and-capture/.
What we'll be writing about it
- origin
Why we stopped paying the SEO agency and built the eleven agents instead
The line between reporting and producing, and what we wanted on our side of it.
For: Marketing leaders frustrated with agency deliverables
- mechanism
Writers do content, the engineer does code: how the separation works
What each writer agent owns, what the engineer agent owns, and why the line between them is the unlock.
For: Heads of content and growth at content-led businesses
- transformation
What it looks like when ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity cite you
The new traffic shape, why classical SEO numbers stop telling the whole story, and what to measure instead.
For: Founders thinking past the next Google update