Define the review
Clarify the concern, URLs, platform, available access, and the depth of technical or security investigation.
A website audit helps separate symptoms from causes. We review technical SEO, content structure, GEO/AEO readiness, and potential security concerns, then organize the findings into clear next steps.
A site may have hidden issues that undermine its marketing: unclear page structure, missing schema, broken journeys, suspicious content, or outdated components. Fixing the foundation makes the next investment easier to assess.
A clearer view of what needs attention and why. The self-service AI visibility scan is a starting point; a deeper technical or security review is a separate scoped engagement.
Your engagement is scoped to your goals, starting point, and existing tools.
Start with the situation you are in. We will help identify the right scope and supporting work.
Clarify the concern, URLs, platform, available access, and the depth of technical or security investigation.
Examine the relevant structure, content, configuration, and technical signals. Follow up on findings within the agreed scope.
Separate immediate issues from longer-term improvements and define who will implement and retest the work.
Use reproducible findings, prioritized fixes, and retest evidence. A readiness scan should not be presented as penetration testing or a comprehensive security certification.
No. The self-service scan gives you a starting picture of AI-readiness signals. A deeper audit examines your site and specific concerns in more detail.
No. Automated findings and targeted review can identify concerns but cannot rule out every vulnerability. Investigation and remediation are scoped to the evidence and access available.
We can scope a review of the affected site, relevant files or configuration, and available evidence. Access and the nature of the issue determine the next steps.
An audit identifies and prioritizes findings. Remediation and ongoing monitoring should be defined separately or explicitly included in the engagement.
A useful finding identifies the issue, where it appears, why it matters, a recommended response, and how the fix can be checked.
See where your website stands, identify the gaps, and start a conversation about what to improve next.