GEO: AI citation readiness
Can AI assistants actually read and trust your business?
Before an assistant can name you, it has to be able to reach your site, understand what you do and where, and find the same facts elsewhere. Many local business sites fail one of those three tests without knowing.
This is the audit we run before any other GEO work. We check whether AI crawlers are allowed to read your site, whether your pages state your services, areas and contact details in a form a machine can lift, whether your structured data matches reality, and whether your business details agree across the sources assistants cite. You get a short, ranked list of fixes.
What’s included
- Crawler access: robots.txt, firewall and CDN settings checked for the crawlers used by ChatGPT, Google, Bing, Perplexity and Claude
- Page readability: whether your key facts sit in plain HTML text or are hidden in images, scripts or PDFs
- Structured data checked against what the page and your Google Business Profile actually say
- Business details compared across your site, Google, Bing and the directories that appear in AI answers
- Your entity: whether the web treats your business as one clearly defined thing, with consistent name, address and links
What you’ll see
- A ranked list of fixes, starting with anything that blocks AI tools completely
- Plain-English notes you can hand to your web developer
- A clear view of whether ongoing GEO work is worth it for you yet
Tell us what you do and where.
We look at what Google and the AI assistants say about your business today, and give you a straight answer on whether we can help.