A better way for SEO providers to find work

Most SEO leads start as vague requests: fix my SEO, improve my rankings, or get me more traffic. SEO Queue is different. Businesses receive specific tasks generated from their profile, keyword evidence, site gaps, and local discovery opportunities.

That means providers can review work that already has a defined purpose, priority, expected output, and acceptance criteria before deciding whether to bid.

• Service page creation and repair
• Local page and neighborhood visibility work
• FAQ, schema, metadata, and content-depth tasks
• Trust assets, proof points, citations, and GBP content tasks

Built around scoped tasks, not open-ended retainers

SEO Queue is designed for practical execution. Each task can include the target page or keyword, source signal, priority, difficulty, required assets, owner type, marketplace visibility, and what done should mean.

The goal is to make SEO work easier to estimate, easier to assign, and easier for the client to understand.

• See why the task exists before bidding
• Understand whether the work is content, local SEO, technical SEO, proof, or discovery work
• Use acceptance criteria to reduce vague revision cycles

See the full workflow before joining

The marketplace works best when providers can see how a task moved from business data into a paid delivery workflow. TAPNET connects the path from website analysis to SEO Hub recommendation, client approval, provider bidding, execution, and final review.

• Business data and website analysis identify missing traffic, proof, local, or page signals
• SEO Hub turns the finding into a prioritized recommendation tied to a keyword or page
• The client approves useful work and posts it as a scoped marketplace task
• Providers bid with price, timeline, deliverables, and required client assets
• Paid work opens the task thread, then completion moves into client review

Example marketplace task providers can expect

A provider should be able to understand the job before bidding. Example: create a local service page for emergency furnace repair in Edmonton because SEO Hub found demand, weak target-page coverage, and missing buyer questions.

• Scope: write or repair one local service page with title, meta description, service copy, local proof, FAQ, and call to action
• Estimated effort: 2-4 hours depending on available client assets and publishing access
• Required assets: service details, target city, photos or proof points, credentials, warranty or guarantee details, and preferred contact path
• Acceptance criteria: page is published or ready to publish, answers buyer questions, includes local context, internal links, and matches the approved keyword intent
• Provider deliverables: page copy, metadata, FAQ/schema notes, image-alt suggestions, and implementation notes for the client

Free provider access first, Premium visibility later

Providers can start with the free SEO Queue Marketplace Provider product. Free access is intended to limit how many available tasks can be viewed at a given time while the marketplace grows.

Premium provider features can later expand marketplace visibility, bidding capacity, saved filters, alerts, profile placement, category targeting, and verified provider tools.

• Free provider registration and limited task visibility
• Premium visibility and bidding features planned
• Provider profiles, specialties, and service areas can be layered in as the marketplace matures

Connected to the TAPNET acquisition suite

SEO Queue is generated upstream from lead capture. It helps businesses create more discovery traffic before CRM, marketing automation, or post-lead workflows are involved.

Tasks are deduplicated, completed work is not recreated, and an empty queue is allowed when no meaningful SEO work is needed. That keeps the marketplace focused on real work instead of busywork.

• AI Visibility helps define what the business should be known for
• SEO Hub adds keyword and page evidence
• Lead Widget and business profile details help expose service, local, trust, and buyer-intent gaps