# Day to day > What using DispatchSEO actually looks like once setup is done - a few minutes a week, and where they go. Source: https://dispatchseo.com/docs/day-to-day All docs in one file: https://dispatchseo.com/llms-full.txt Once the wizard finishes, DispatchSEO settles into a rhythm. Your part takes a few minutes a week; here is where those minutes go. ## Ideas arrive in the queue Once a week the agent researches keywords and files suggestions - each one a card with the keyword, why it looks winnable, and the angle. You approve, reject, or reorder them on the **Queue** page (or from agent chat; everything the dashboard does, the agent can do over MCP). ## Approved ideas become pull requests The builder picks up the oldest approved idea (one guide a day at most - publishing pace ramps up slowly on purpose) and opens a PR against your site's repo. In semi-automatic mode you press **Merge** on the dashboard; in automatic mode green PRs merge themselves and you just see "published" in the activity feed. ## Numbers accumulate on their own Rankings, clicks, and impressions land on the dashboard daily. The **Home** page tells you which SEO stage you're in and what, if anything, needs you. ## Problems announce themselves A failed job shows a red banner on Home, and emails you if you set up the two-minute [failure email](/docs/troubleshooting#get-emailed-when-something-breaks) - worth it in automatic mode, where nobody's looking at the dashboard. No news means it's working - see [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) when there is news. Running on a laptop that sleeps? Missed schedules are delays, not failures - content builds catch up on their own when the machine wakes, and the health checks only flag a job that misses its window while the stack is actually running. You'll never be warned about a job that was simply powered off. ## A normal week Open the dashboard once or twice, approve a couple of ideas, merge a couple of PRs, glance at the charts. That's the product. ## Data tiers The tiers stack - start free, add keys when you want more signal: | Tier | Costs | You get | | --- | --- | --- | | **GSC-only** (default) | $0 | Rankings from Search Console, keyword ideas from Google Autocomplete + your own impression data | | **+ SerpApi key** | $0 (250 searches/mo free) | Live SERP checks: real positions weekly, page-1 recon before writing | | **+ DataForSEO** | pay per call, prepaid | Search volumes, keyword difficulty, domain rating - the "is this keyword worth winning" numbers | Honest framing: free mode finds keywords you can win; paid mode also knows which ones are worth winning. [Keyword data sources](/docs/keyword-data) has the setup for each. ## Where to go from here What every screen is for. Hand over more, or less. Driving it from your coding agent.