GEO Audit.
GEO Audit scores how citable one of your own pages is to an AI model, explains what is holding it back, and turns the findings into a prioritized fix list.
What it is
Sources tells you where you are missing from other people’s domains. GEO Audit is the other half: what is wrong with your own pages, on the specific dimensions that decide whether an AI model can read, trust, and quote them.
You point it at a page and it returns a score with the reasoning behind it. It reads the page the way a model would, which is not the same as the way a search crawler does.
What it checks
- Answer-first content. Whether the page states its answer plainly and early, rather than burying it under preamble. Models quote passages that stand on their own.
- Schema. Whether the page carries FAQ and JSON-LD structured data that describes what it is, which gives a model something unambiguous to read.
- HTML-visible content. Whether the substance of the page exists in the HTML rather than appearing only after JavaScript runs. Content a model cannot see is content it cannot cite.
The To-Do tab
The To-Do tab is the audit’s findings turned into an ordered list of fixes, worst first. It is the practical output of the surface: a person can work down it without needing to interpret a score.
How to use it
Audit the pages that ought to be winning the prompts you are losing. Take a lost prompt from Prompt Battles, find the page on your site that should answer it, and audit that page. That pairing turns a general score into a specific piece of work.
