How Google finds you and how AI cites you
Two scores from 1 to 100: one for traditional SEO and one for GEO, ready for AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity, with a week-by-week roadmap.
- Scope
- SEO Readiness Score and GEO Readiness Score
- Deliverable
- Week-by-week roadmap
- Scope
Speed, redirects, HTTPS across all 4 variants of your domain, and URL structure.
It's for you if…
- You've already done basic SEO but don't know if ChatGPT or Perplexity mention you when someone asks about your industry.
- Your site shows up on Google but you're not sure it's ready for AI engines.
- You need a concrete roadmap, not a generic list of 50 recommendations with no order.
How it works
You send me your site
The domain is enough to get started, over WhatsApp.
I audit SEO and GEO
With both scores calculated separately and the evidence behind each.
You get the roadmap
Ordered by week 1, weeks 2 through 4, and month 2 onward.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the general web audit?
The general audit covers SEO more lightly, alongside speed, accessibility and conversion. This one goes deeper on SEO and adds GEO: specific visibility in AI engines.
What does the GEO score measure?
How ready your site is for an AI engine to read it, understand it and cite it: bot access, content structure and your brand's data.
Do you need Search Console access?
Not required, but read-only access makes the report more precise.
What is the structured data you check?
It's your site's schema.org: Organization, BreadcrumbList, Article, FAQPage, and Product, depending on what your page has. It gives Google and AI engines explicit information instead of making them infer it from the text.
How do you know if an AI bot can read my site?
I check your robots.txt to see if it allows or blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and Perplexity, and whether you have an llms.txt file. A site that is well indexed in Google can still be blocked for these bots without you knowing.
What makes an AI engine cite me instead of someone else?
Pages that open with clear definitions and are structured as questions and answers, instead of long paragraphs with no hierarchy. I check that under content citability.
Know if you're found, and if you're cited
An SEO score, a GEO score, and a roadmap to raise both.
Ask about your SEORead the guide: how to show up in ChatGPT