AI Search (GEO) Readiness Audit
AI answers are replacing searches — if the AI engines can’t cite you, you don’t exist. This audit scores your web presence on the seven citation levers, writes the exact 40–60-word answer blocks your site should publish for your top customer questions, gives you ready-to-paste FAQ schema, and lays out a 30-day GEO action plan.
The AI Search (GEO) Readiness Audit settles one narrow question: is your business structured to be quoted inside a generated answer, rather than merely findable in a list of links? It costs A$79 one-off, arrives in about 15 minutes, and scores your web presence across seven citation levers before handing back the wording and schema to close the gaps it identifies.
It works from what you tell it — your site address, a plain description of what you sell, and the questions customers put to you most often — and from nothing else. That constraint is the point: the assets it writes are pinned to your real customer questions rather than to keyword guesses. The finished audit appears on your order page and downloads as Markdown, which prints to PDF if you want a filed copy. Three free AI revisions come with it.
Where the score turns into a work order
The scorecard rates your presence across seven citation levers — the structural qualities that tend to make a business quotable rather than merely visible. Read it as an informed judgement drawn from what you have described, not as a reading taken from a meter. The audit does not crawl your site, run a technical scan, or ask ChatGPT or Gemini whether they currently mention you, and nothing in it reports a figure pulled from an external system.
A number on its own changes nothing, so the score arrives attached to an entity and citation checklist of ten concrete actions, written against your business rather than as generic advice. Those actions are then laid out week by week across a 30-day GEO action plan. Some fixes only pay off once earlier ones are in place, and the sequencing tells you which order to work in instead of leaving you to guess.
Wording you can paste in the same afternoon
Generated answers tend to draw on short, self-contained passages rather than paragraphs that meander. For each of your top five customer questions the audit writes a block of 40 to 60 words, pitched at that length deliberately: long enough to answer the question, short enough to be lifted whole. They are meant to go on your site as they stand.
The FAQPage JSON-LD covers those same questions and answers, so the machine-readable version and the on-page version do not drift apart. It comes as a finished block to paste in, not as a development project. If a block reads wrong for how your business actually talks, that is what the revisions are there for.
What you get
- GEO readiness scorecard across 7 citation levers
- Ready-to-publish 40–60-word answer blocks for your top questions
- Ready-to-paste FAQPage JSON-LD schema
- Entity + citation checklist (10 concrete actions)
- 30-day GEO action plan, week by week
- 3 free AI revisions included
Turnaround: ~15 minutes. Delivery: On-page + Markdown download (print to PDF).
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace the SEO work I am already doing?
No — it sits beside it. Conventional SEO aims at ranking a page in a list of blue links. This aims at being quoted inside a generated answer, which is generally understood to reward different things: clean entity signals, structured data and short quotable passages. The two overlap, and this audit only covers the second.
Do I need a developer to add the FAQ schema?
Usually not. The JSON-LD is delivered as a finished block you paste in, and many site builders and CMS platforms have a field for custom head code or a schema section. If yours does not, a developer will need a few minutes, but the code itself is already written for you.
I am not sure I picked the right five customer questions.
Send a better five back through a revision — three free AI revisions are included at this price, so the answer blocks and schema can be regenerated against the new set. It is worth pulling them from your actual inbox or phone notes rather than deciding what customers ought to be asking.
Will it tell me whether ChatGPT or Gemini mention my business right now?
No. The audit does not query the AI engines or check your current citation status; it assesses readiness from the URL and brief you provide. Checking what an engine says about you today is something you can do yourself for free by asking it directly.