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Rampify Workflows

Open-source n8n workflows for automated SEO monitoring and optimization powered by Rampify.

Platform: Built for n8n (Cloud & Self-Hosted)

License: MIT n8n

Why n8n?

  • Visual workflow editor - no coding required
  • Self-hosted or cloud options
  • 350+ integrations
  • Active community

Available Workflows

Daily SEO Monitor

Status: Production Ready File: workflows/daily-seo-monitor/workflow.json

Automatically monitors your website and creates actionable GitHub issues for critical SEO problems.

What it does:

  • Triggers daily site analysis via Rampify API
  • Uses callback method for instant completion (no polling)
  • Creates individual GitHub issues per problem
  • Includes detailed fix instructions with affected URLs
  • Shows priority, effort, and impact estimates

Best for:

  • Development teams using GitHub
  • Agencies managing multiple sites
  • Developers who want automated SEO monitoring

Setup Guide

Auto-Fix Meta Tags

Status: In Development

Automatically fixes missing meta descriptions and titles using AI.

Weekly SEO Report

Status: Planned

Generates comprehensive weekly reports with trends and recommendations.

Quick Start

Prerequisites:

  1. Rampify account - Sign up
  2. n8n account - n8n Cloud or self-host
  3. GitHub account (optional)

Install:

  1. Download the workflow JSON file
  2. Import into n8n (Workflows ’ Import from File)
  3. Configure credentials (Rampify API key, GitHub)
  4. Activate the workflow

Full Setup Guide

Example Output

When the workflow detects critical issues, it creates GitHub issues like this:

## Fix 2 broken links (404 errors)

Pages returning 404 errors harm user experience and SEO.

**Category:** URL HEALTH
**Priority:** critical
**Effort:** quick
**Affected Count:** 2 page(s)

**Affected URLs:**
- https://example.com/page1 (HTTP 404)
- https://example.com/page2 (HTTP 404)

**How to Fix:**
Either restore the missing pages or add 301 redirects to relevant alternatives

Each issue can be assigned, tracked, and linked to pull requests.

Documentation

Contributing

We welcome bug reports, feature requests, documentation improvements, and new workflows.

To contribute:

  1. Fork this repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Submit a pull request

Support

License

MIT License - Free to use and modify.

See LICENSE for details.

Related Projects

  • Rampify - SEO intelligence for developers
  • Rampify MCP Server - Claude integration
  • Rampify Agents (coming soon) - Python/TypeScript SEO agents

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