Wegic AI SEO Checklist: 25 Steps to Rank on Google

Quick answer: is Wegic AI good for SEO?

Yes, Wegic AI produces SEO-friendly websites with clean code, fast loading, mobile responsiveness, and configurable meta tags. However, you must manually configure 25 SEO elements after launch — meta tags, schema markup, sitemap submission, internal linking, and content optimization. AI builds the site; you optimize it for Google.

Phase 1: Technical SEO (steps 1-10)

These are the foundational technical SEO steps. Complete these before anything else:

• 1. Custom domain: Connect your custom domain (not the default wegic.ai subdomain). Google prioritizes custom domains.
• 2. SSL certificate: Verify HTTPS is active. Wegic AI provides free SSL — confirm it is enabled and redirecting HTTP to HTTPS.
• 3. XML sitemap: Generate or verify your sitemap exists at /sitemap.xml. Wegic AI can auto-generate this — request it in the chat.
• 4. Robots.txt: Verify /robots.txt exists and allows crawling of all public pages. Block /admin/ and /api/ routes.
• 5. Canonical tags: Each page should have a self-referencing canonical tag. Check with View Source in your browser.
• 6. Mobile responsiveness: Test on Google Mobile-Friendly Test. Wegic AI sites are responsive by default, but verify.
• 7. Page speed: Test on Google PageSpeed Insights. Aim for 90+ on mobile. Request optimized images and minimal JS from Wegic.
• 8. Core Web Vitals: Check LCP (under 2.5s), FID (under 100ms), CLS (under 0.1). Wegic AI sites typically pass, but large images can cause LCP issues.
• 9. Structured data: Add Organization, WebSite, and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD schema. Request these from Wegic AI or add manually.
• 10. hreflang tags: Only if targeting multiple languages. Add hreflang tags to tell Google which language version to serve.

Phase 2: On-page SEO (steps 11-20)

These steps optimize individual pages for target keywords:

• 11. Title tags: Each page needs a unique title tag (50-60 characters). Format: Primary Keyword | Brand Name. Request: "Set the title tag for the homepage to [title]."
• 12. Meta descriptions: Each page needs a unique meta description (150-160 characters). Include target keyword and a call-to-action.
• 13. Heading hierarchy: H1 for page title (one per page), H2 for sections, H3 for sub-sections. Verify proper nesting.
• 14. Image alt text: Every image needs descriptive alt text. Include keywords where natural. Request: "Add alt text to all images describing what they show."
• 15. URL structure: Clean, keyword-rich URLs. /services/video-editing is better than /page?id=4. Request clean URLs from Wegic.
• 16. Internal linking: Link between related pages using descriptive anchor text. "Read our CapCut review" is better than "click here."
• 17. Keyword density: Target keyword should appear in title, H1, first 100 words, and 2-3 times in body. Do not stuff.
• 18. Schema markup: Add Article schema for blog posts, Product schema for product pages, FAQ schema for FAQ sections.
• 19. Open Graph tags: Each page needs og:title, og:description, og:image (1200x630px), and og:url for social sharing.
• 20. XML sitemap submission: Submit your sitemap to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

Phase 3: Content & authority (steps 21-25)

These steps build long-term search authority:

• 21. Blog content: Publish 2-4 keyword-targeted articles per month. Each article should target one primary keyword and 3-5 related keywords.
• 22. Google Business Profile: If you serve local customers, create a Google Business Profile and link it to your website.
• 23. Backlinks: Earn backlinks from industry publications, directories, and partners. Each quality backlink boosts domain authority.
• 24. Social signals: Share content on Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Social engagement indirectly boosts search rankings.
• 25. Monitor and update: Check Google Search Console weekly. Update articles that rank on page 2. Refresh content every 3-6 months.

Common Wegic AI SEO mistakes to avoid

These are the most common SEO mistakes on AI-built websites:

• Missing meta descriptions: AI builders often leave meta descriptions blank. Manually set unique descriptions for every page.
• Duplicate title tags: AI may generate similar titles for multiple pages. Ensure each page has a unique, keyword-targeted title.
• No sitemap: AI builders do not always auto-generate sitemaps. Verify /sitemap.xml exists and submit it to Google.
• Large images: AI builders may not compress images. Request optimized images or compress them before uploading.
• No internal linking: AI generates pages but does not always link them together. Manually add internal links between related pages.
• Missing alt text: AI may not generate alt text for images. Add descriptive alt text to every image.
• No schema markup: AI builders rarely add JSON-LD schema by default. Request Organization, WebSite, and Article schema.

Tools for ongoing SEO monitoring

After completing the checklist, use these tools to monitor and improve SEO:

• Google Search Console: Free. Monitor indexing, impressions, clicks, and average position. Submit sitemaps and request indexing.
• Google Analytics 4: Free. Track organic traffic, bounce rate, and conversions from search.
• Bing Webmaster Tools: Free. Submit sitemap to Bing. Often overlooked but drives 10-15% of search traffic.
• Ahrefs Webmaster Tools: Free version. Monitor backlinks, keyword rankings, and technical SEO issues.
• Schema.org validator: Free. Verify your JSON-LD schema is valid and error-free.
• PageSpeed Insights: Free. Monitor Core Web Vitals and page speed over time.