How well do Google and AI understand your website?
The website check reviews SEO, GEO, LLMO and site health. It shows clear scores. You get simple advice and the next steps.
See what Google and AI recognise on your website
The live audit checks SEO, GEO, LLMO and site health. It shows what works. It also shows what you can improve next.
- Public page checked live
- Clear findings instead of empty scores
- PDF report by email
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The PDF report shows every finding. It gives clear tips. The most useful steps come first.
- All SEO, GEO, LLMO and technical findings
- Clear tips instead of broad advice
- The best next steps first
- A short AI summary
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Four clear scores for your website
SEO
SEO means Search Engine Optimisation. The SEO check reviews text, titles, links and images.
Technical
The technical check reviews HTTPS, canonical tags, robots and the sitemap. It also checks the mobile base.
GEO
GEO means Generative Engine Optimisation. The GEO check reviews signals for AI search.
LLMO
LLMO means Large Language Model Optimisation. The LLMO check tests whether AI can read the content clearly.
SEO, GEO, LLMO and Technical check for your website
The audit opens your website live. It checks clear signals. You can see what works. You can also see where a change may help.
SEO check and site health
The check reads your title, text and headings. It tests HTTPS, status, canonical tags, robots and the sitemap. Links, images and the mobile view also count.
GEO check and LLMO check
The check reviews language, data and key names. It tests if the content is easy to follow. Sources, questions and short answers also count. This helps Google and AI.
AI discoverability and clear steps
The preview shows four scores. The PDF report lists every finding. It gives simple steps. You know where to start and what to do next.
The audit connects visible content with the technical signals of the same URL, so titles, headings, internal links, canonical references, sitemaps and structured data can be evaluated together. GEO and LLMO do not represent a secret ranking system; they describe whether public information is consistent enough for search engines and AI services to interpret without avoidable conflicts. The report separates critical errors from useful improvements and therefore provides both a score and a practical order for later implementation.
The four report areas have different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable percentages. SEO reviews classic search signals, Technical checks the delivery and indexing foundation, GEO considers information used by generative search systems, and LLMO reviews signals that can help language models interpret public content. The important question is still whether the visible page presents one clear topic, consistent provider information and an understandable next action, because technical files cannot repair a page whose main message is unclear.
Each website has a different goal. The audit checks only signals that fit the page. A shop needs different data from a blog. Missing extras are not always a problem. Important errors are marked clearly. This includes a blocked page, a wrong canonical or an HTTPS error. The report explains each finding in plain words. It separates key tasks from small tips. You can improve the site step by step. This helps Google. It also makes the content easier for AI to read. At the end, you have a clear plan for SEO, GEO, LLMO and site health.