A copy-paste Claude prompt that takes your Citation Gap Finder output, audits existing site pages against the missing-citation queries, and produces a per-page rewrite memo. Output: 4 action categories (rewrite, consolidate, restructure, expand), each with specific changes — sentences to add, schema to embed, sections to merge or split. The production half of Track 01's first complete diagnose-and-build pair.
A B2B SaaS team runs the Citation Gap Finder workflow and gets back a list of 47 AEO queries they're not winning. The instinct is to commission 47 new blog posts. The team's content lead protests — "we don't have capacity for 47 new pages this quarter, that's a year of work." The team compromises: they'll prioritize 10 new posts. Six months later they've shipped 8 posts; 2 have started ranking; 5 of the original 47 gap queries have been closed. The strategy was right, the execution path was wrong — they should have rewritten existing pages, not written new ones.
The deeper problem is that most B2B SaaS sites already have 50-200 existing pages with authority and link equity. Those pages were written for traditional Google SEO (long-form content with broad keyword targeting) rather than AEO (extractive answer paragraphs with structured schema). Restructuring an existing page that already has impressions and backlinks closes a gap query in 4-6 weeks. Writing a new page from scratch takes 12-16 weeks because Google's evaluation period eats most of the time advantage. The same gap closes 3x faster from a restructure than from a new page.
This workflow runs the audit. Claude pulls GSC + GA4 data for your existing pages, matches each page to relevant gap queries, scores each page's AEO readiness, and produces a per-page rewrite memo. The output is organized by 4 action categories (REWRITE, CONSOLIDATE, RESTRUCTURE, EXPAND), each with specific changes per page. The memo is the input to your content production team — they don't have to figure out what to change, they have a list of sentence-level edits, schema to embed, and sections to add or merge. Run quarterly.
The gold variables — your brand, gap-list from Citation Gap Finder, GSC property URL, and audit scope — are the parts you edit. Save the prompt and update gap-list quarterly.
google_search_console and google_analytics via the free Growthspree MCP. The gap-list input from Citation Gap Finder is the most important input — without it, the audit has no priority anchor.Sample output for a hypothetical mid-market B2B SaaS brand with 100 pages audited against 12 gap queries. The audit surfaces 38 actionable pages (62 SKIP), distributed across the 4 action categories with specific per-page changes for the top 3 leverage points.
Pulling GSC + GA4 data for top 100 pages, then matching against your 12 gap queries.
100 pages audited against 12 gap queries. 38 actionable pages identified (62 SKIP). Distribution: 14 REWRITE · 8 EXPAND · 9 RESTRUCTURE · 7 CONSOLIDATE (across 3 cluster groups). Total estimated quarter effort: 142 hours of content work. Highest-leverage single page: /blogs/b2b-saas-attribution which scores AEO 3/10 but is the right authority page for the most-impressioned gap query.
<h1>B2B SaaS Attribution: The Complete 2026 Guide</h1> followed immediately by the extractive answer paragraph (110 words), then question-format H2s for each section above.
Run the gap finder first, then the audit, then ship 8-12 page restructures over the quarter, then re-audit. Production capacity is the limiting factor, not analysis time.
This workflow assumes a current gap-list output. If you don't have one, run Citation Gap Finder first to identify the missing AEO queries. The two workflows together form Track 01's first complete diagnose-and-build pair. Both authorized via the same Growthspree MCP — no extra setup needed.
Run Citation Gap Finder →Edit the gold variables — your brand, GSC property, GA4 property, and audit scope. Paste the prioritized gap-list from your most recent Citation Gap Finder run (typically 8-15 priority gaps). The gap-list is the most important input — without it, the audit has no priority anchor and falls back to generic AEO scoring.
For a 100-page audit against 12 gap queries, the workflow takes 6-8 minutes. Claude pulls page-level GSC + GA4 metrics, scores each page across 5 AEO components, matches pages to gap queries, and produces the action-categorized memo. The output is the per-page audit table + top 3 page-level details — these are the two artifacts to focus on. The full per-page detail breakdown for all 38 pages is reference, not action.
Hand the memo to your content production team or content lead. They execute the page-level changes: REWRITE (lowest effort), EXPAND (highest authority), RESTRUCTURE (existing comprehensive pages), CONSOLIDATE (requires redirect coordination with engineering). Most B2B SaaS teams ship 2-4 page restructures per month, so a quarterly audit produces 8-12 page-shipments worth of queue. Re-run the audit at the start of the next quarter.
Same audit framework, different scope. Pick the one that matches your site size and content production capacity.
Below 30 existing pages, the audit returns mostly EXPAND and CONSOLIDATE recommendations because there isn't enough content to be selective. Switch to a content-strategy audit that prioritizes which 5-10 pages should exist instead of how to optimize existing ones.
For brands where content is locked (frozen due to legal review, compliance, or external content team) but schema can be added without content changes. Audit produces a schema-only memo: which pages need FAQPage, HowTo, Product, BreadcrumbList schema added without modifying visible content.
For brands running multiple AEO content programs — e.g. AEO citation gaps from Track 01 + vs-comparison gaps from Track 02. Each existing page may need to win citations on multiple query types simultaneously. Audit produces unified recommendations covering both gap lists.
Run the gap finder. Run the audit. Ship 8-12 page restructures over the quarter. Watch the same gap queries close 3x faster than they would have via new content. Or have senior GrowthSpree operators run the quarterly audit, generate the per-page rewrite memos, and ship the restructures through coordinated content production — the same operating motion run across 300+ B2B SaaS accounts.