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Page access
We check HTTP responses, redirects, robots.txt, canonical URLs and internal links. Where data is available, we also review CDN settings and recorded crawler visits.
GEO · AEO · SEO
GEO audit for Google and AI search
We check whether crawlers can access your pages and whether your content answers buyers’ questions. For an AI visibility review, we agree which questions to test in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI search, and record the answers and cited sources. You receive documented findings and a prioritized action plan.
What’s included
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Content without JavaScript
We compare the initial HTML with what visitors see in the browser. That separates a rendering issue from blocked access, a server error or a login requirement.
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Structured data and facts
We set your structured data against what the pages visibly say about your business, services, authors and terms, and list the errors and conflicting claims.
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A clear offer
We check whether a visitor has enough to choose a service: what is included, what the limitations are, what shows your experience and how to get started.
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Language versions
We check language URLs, lang and hreflang attributes, and the language switcher. We flag untranslated sections and differences in service terms.
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Baseline measurements
We record answers from the agreed platforms using a defined set of questions, noting dates and test conditions. We also review traffic and indexing data when you can provide access.
Before work starts
First we agree on the pages and templates to review, the languages and markets to cover, and the platforms, questions and schedule for repeat checks. The proposal states the fee, the timeline and what you will receive. Extra languages, sections or checks are agreed separately.
The audit changes nothing on your website. Implementation, new content and ongoing monitoring are priced separately. Checking public pages requires no code access. If you choose to share analytics and server logs, we can make a fuller assessment.
What you receive
The report is a task list for your team. Each task has a page URL, the evidence, a proposed fix and a way to check it. For a broken link, the evidence might be the requested address and the server response; for conflicting prices, the two passages that need checking. We explain the priorities and flag any finding that needs more evidence.
An example from an audit
An issue found on this site · 7 September 2026, before correction
On /ru/privacy/, ../assets/site.css resolved to /ru/assets/site.css and returned 404. The page loaded without the shared stylesheet.
Fix: use /assets/site.css and review other resource and navigation paths across all legal pages.
How to check the fix: CSS and JavaScript return 200, the stylesheet loads, the home link opens /ru/, and language switching opens the correct document.
How we work
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Agree on the brief
Send us your website address, goals and priority languages. We agree on the work, the access we need and the schedule.
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Investigate and explain
We check page access and technical settings, then read the content against your buyers' questions. Each finding comes with its evidence or, where we cannot be sure, a note on what remains uncertain.
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Receive the report and action plan
You get the findings with their evidence, written up as tasks for your developers and editors. Each task says what to change and how to check the result.
What can improve and what we cannot guarantee
These changes can make your site easier to access and understand. Each AI platform still selects its own sources for the question being asked, so we cannot guarantee citations, rankings or more leads.
Questions and answers
How does an audit differ from implementation?
An audit gives you a report and an action plan. Updating the code and content is a separate service. You can also commission an audit and have your own team make the changes.
Do we need llms.txt?
It is an optional file that lists useful pages for assistants configured to read it. It does not guarantee citations, and Google does not use it as a ranking signal. Accessible pages and useful content come first.
How are fees and timelines set?
They depend on the page templates and languages involved, the depth of the review and the changes needed. We agree on the fee and schedule before starting and quote separately for additional work.
How do you measure results?
First, we check that the agreed work is complete. Then we review the available data on impressions, visits, AI answers and inquiries as separate measures. For AI checks, we record the questions, platforms, dates and limits of the test.
Guides for checking your site
- What is GEO, and what should you change on your website?
- GEO audit example: from findings to an action plan
- An AEO content audit starts with unanswered buyer questions
- JavaScript and AI crawlers: how to check whether your text is accessible
- GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User: how to check access to your site
- AI Citation Gap Analysis: Turn Competitor Sources into a Worklist
Tell us about your website
Send us the website address, the pages that matter most and the problem you want to investigate. If an AI answer gets your business wrong, include a copy. We’ll reply within 1–2 business days to discuss the audit.