Will AI actually crawl and cite my content?

What the audit looks at

Crawling and citing are two different hurdles, and a site can clear the first and still miss the second. The audit starts with whether the engines can reach your pages at all: what blocks them, what they see when they get there, and what your content gives them once it is read. Then it looks at citation potential, which is whether a page answers a question your buyers put to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or the rest in a form the engine can lift into an answer.

We run 21 GEO checks on the pages that matter for your brand, alongside a first read of what the engines already say about you and who they name instead. That read is the baseline every later month is measured against.

What we fix, and who does it

The findings become a prioritized roadmap of fixes and content, each with its expected impact. You review and approve it. After that the work is ours: website and structured-data changes that make the pages retrievable, and content written for the questions your buyers ask, shipped directly to your site. Nothing lands back on your writers or your developer.

How you know it worked

A fix counts once the engines recrawl the page, which takes weeks rather than days. Your buyers' questions keep running across every engine, so the change shows up in the same tracking that found the gap: mentions, citations, and position against the competitors the engines name. The monthly report ties each movement to the work shipped, so you can see which fix moved which answer.