Is AI search sending your customers to your competitors?
Find out what could be holding your website back. Request a free website and AI search audit report, with an optional public Google Business Profile review, prioritised fixes and a clear, site-specific proposal.
Your guide to the proposed audit. Real website observations first, a tailored fix plan next.
forecast drop in traditional search volume by 2026 as buyers move to AI answers.
Gartner forecast, Feb 2024 ↗of searches with an AI summary led to a click on a traditional result, against 15% without one (US adults, March 2025).
Pew Research, Jul 2025 ↗Figures as reported by each source, linked above. The Gartner figure is a forecast, not a measurement. OpenAI and Alphabet numbers are 2025 reported figures.
How it works
A useful first look. A detailed plan to act on.
Start with your website. Add the context that makes the full audit yours: what you sell, where you work and, optionally, your Google Business Profile.
Drop in your URL
One field, no account needed to start. Your website address is all the audit bot needs to get going.
Tell us what you do
Add your name, email, three main services and the area you want to be found in. A Google Business Profile link is optional.
Get your report and fix plan
Add your services and target area for a tailored full report: website and AI findings, an optional public Google profile section, and a quote split into one-off fixes and optional ongoing support.
Inside the audit
Twelve stages. One joined-up fix plan.
Explore the twelve stages of the proposed full audit: website foundations, structured data, answer readiness and AI visibility testing. This review illustrates the checks; it does not run them.
Site foundations
Titles and descriptions
We review titles and meta descriptions for clarity, relevance and duplication. Search and answer engines may use them alongside page content; they do not have to quote them.
Heading structure
A clear main heading and a logical heading order help readers and search engines understand what each page is about.
Indexing and crawler access
Robots rules, page-level indexing directives and access to important public content. An llms.txt file is not a requirement for appearing in Google’s AI features.
Structured data
Business schema
LocalBusiness markup with your name, address, phone and opening hours, consistent everywhere it appears.
Service and FAQ markup
Service and FAQ structured data reviewed for clear, accurate descriptions. Markup does not guarantee a citation or lifted answer.
Reviews and NAP consistency
A proposed full-report check of public business details and reviews, where supported.
Answer readiness
Content depth per service
We review whether each service page explains the offer and answers the questions buyers actually ask.
Location and town pages
Unique, useful content for every area you serve, not the same paragraph with the town name swapped.
Speed and page weight
The proposed full report can assess speed and page weight separately.
AI visibility
Questions based on your services
Proposed full-report step: questions shaped around your services and target area. Any live tests must identify the engine and runs.
Who AI recommends instead
The sample shows how named businesses can be compared across labelled ChatGPT runs. Results are labelled by engine and by run.
Your report and fix plan
Proposed full report: supported findings, prioritised fixes and an itemised proposal.
What the evidence covers
Real observations. Clearly labelled examples.
The sample full report shows how website findings and ChatGPT examples can become a practical fix plan.
Any future live AI test must name the tested engine, question and number of runs. Other AI tools are not included as a delivery promise. Mentions, citations and rankings are never guaranteed.
Inside your report
See the proposed full-report detail
These sample cards show the report structure, not findings about your website. Your URL, services and target area would shape the full report; an optional public Google profile would add a separate section only when supported.
Who AI names when your customers ask
Share of voice, 12 runs
Reported as “named in X of Y runs”, because AI answers vary between runs.
Your 18 checks, one score
Real buying questions, not keywords
Sample question ideas. Live questions and test counts must be shown explicitly, based on the services and location supplied.
Every fix, itemised
Each recommended fix is listed with an estimate of the hours involved.
An itemised proposal
Hours are itemised in the report. There is no obligation.
Every card above is a sample, including scores, run counts and hours. A future full report must separate verified website findings, labelled AI tests and any supported public Google profile findings.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers
What is an AI visibility audit?+
Is this the same as SEO?+
Do you guarantee AI will recommend me?+
What do you need from me?+
What happens after the report?+
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