Weekly On-Page SEO Email Reports with Apify (n8n Workflow)

Get weekly, actionable on-page SEO score reports—powered by Apify

This n8n workflow automatically audits your selected pages every Monday morning with Apify’s SEO & Meta Tags Health Auditor, then emails you a weekly on-page SEO score summary, recurring issues to fix, and alerts when any page’s score drops week-over-week.

What this workflow does

• Runs on a schedule: executes every Monday at 8:00.
• Reads your configuration: a comma-separated list of page URLs, the recipient email address, and a score-drop threshold.
• Audits pages with Apify: sends the URLs to Apify’s SEO & Meta Tags Health Auditor Actor and retrieves per-page scores, grades, issue lists, and summaries.
• Generates a plain-text weekly report: ranks pages by score, highlights the most common fixes across pages, and flags pages whose score dropped versus last week by at least your configured threshold.
• Tracks week-over-week changes: stores this week’s scores in n8n workflow static data so the next run can calculate differences.
• Sends the email report: delivers the summary via SMTP using your configured email credentials.

Use cases

• For SaaS operators: monitor landing pages and blog URLs for on-page SEO drift and recurring meta/tag issues.
• For automation engineers: standardize weekly SEO QA reporting in n8n without manual spreadsheets.
• For site owners: receive immediate alerts when key pages lose SEO health compared to the previous week.

Technical details

• Schedule trigger (Monday 8:00)
• HTTP request to Apify with an Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN> header (via n8n Header Auth credential)
• Code node to build the ranked weekly report and compute week-over-week score drops
• Email send via SMTP to the configured recipient
• Set node for workflow configuration values
• Sticky note for workflow guidance/documentation

Setup tip: update the URL list, alert recipient, and score-drop threshold before activating—then wait for the next scheduled run to begin week-over-week drop alerts.