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AI SEO Audit

Analyze how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini see your website. Get an AI visibility score and actionable fixes.

How to Act on an SEO Audit

An audit is only useful if it ends in a checklist of things you actually change. Start with every critical issue - those are the ones that can tank rankings on their own (noindex directives, missing title tags, HTTPS failures). Fix all criticals in a single pass before touching anything else; they usually take minutes and remove the easiest wins Google is giving your competitors.

Warnings are where most of the real work happens. They rarely break rankings on their own, but in aggregate they are the difference between a decent page and a great one. Work through them in priority order: title and meta description first, then H1 and heading hierarchy, then images and internal links. Re-run the audit after each batch to confirm the fix and track your score climbing.

Fix criticals first, always

Noindex, missing title, HTTP instead of HTTPS, and missing viewport all single-handedly prevent rankings. These usually take 5 minutes each and are worth doing before anything else.

Title tag is your biggest lever

The title tag is the #1 on-page ranking signal and the #1 CTR driver. A great title alone can move a page from #8 to #3. Spend time here.

Address alt text in batches

Do not fix one image at a time - open your CMS, filter images by 'missing alt', and work through them in a 30-minute session once a month.

Re-audit after every change

The score should climb after each fix. If it does not, you are probably fixing the wrong thing. Use the audit as your feedback loop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about on-page SEO audits and how to interpret the results.

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