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Comprehensive SEO/GEO Audit

Analyze your landing page SEO, compare against competitors, and get AI-powered recommendations

Enter your domain and target keyword to run a complete SEO/GEO audit including landing page analysis, competitor research, and actionable recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

An SEO/GEO audit is a comprehensive analysis of your website's search engine optimization and Generative Engine Optimization. It examines technical SEO factors, content quality, backlink profile, and how well your site is optimized for both traditional search engines and AI-powered search systems.

The landing page audit analyzes meta tags (title, description, keywords), robots directives, sitemap availability, canonical URLs, heading structure, Open Graph and Twitter cards, Google Analytics/AdSense detection, word count, and server-side rendering status.

Server-Side Rendering (SSR) is when a web page's HTML content is generated on the server before being sent to the browser. This means search engines and AI crawlers can immediately see your content without needing to execute JavaScript. SSR is crucial for SEO because crawlers can index your content more effectively.

Client-Side Rendering (CSR) is when a web page's content is generated in the browser using JavaScript after the initial HTML is loaded. While this can provide a smooth user experience, it can hurt SEO because search engines may not wait for JavaScript to execute, missing important content.

The Overall score is a weighted average of 5 categories: Content (25%) - based on word count with 1000+ words being ideal; SSR (25%) - ratio of server-rendered to client-rendered content; Headings (20%) - proper H1/H2/H3 structure (1 H1, 2+ H2s, 2+ H3s); Canonical (15%) - whether canonical URL exists and matches the page; Meta (15%) - presence of title, description, and Open Graph tags.

Content Score: 0-30 (under 300 words), 30-60 (300-600 words), 60-90 (600-1000 words), 90-100 (1000+ words). SSR Score: percentage of content visible without JavaScript. Headings Score: 40 points for exactly 1 H1, 30 points for 3+ H2s, 30 points for 2+ H3s. Canonical Score: 50 points if exists, +50 if matches URL. Meta Score: 50 points for title, 40 for description, 5 for keywords, 5 for OG tags.

90-100%: Excellent - your content is fully accessible to crawlers. 70-89%: Good - most content is server-rendered. 50-69%: Partial - consider improving SSR for key content. Below 50%: Limited - significant SEO impact, consider implementing SSR or SSG.

AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overview often crawl websites to gather information. If your content requires JavaScript to render, these AI crawlers may miss it entirely. Server-rendered content ensures AI systems can accurately understand and cite your website in their responses.

Consider using frameworks that support SSR like Next.js, Nuxt.js, or Remix. Implement Static Site Generation (SSG) for pages that don't change frequently. Ensure critical content (headings, main text, meta tags) is included in the initial HTML response. Add structured data (JSON-LD) to help search engines understand your content.

Enter a search query and your domain to see who ranks in the top results. The tool compares domain authority, backlinks, organic traffic, indexed pages, and top keywords across competitors to identify gaps and opportunities.

Key metrics include Domain Authority (DA), referring domains, organic traffic value, index rate, and sitemap coverage. Higher DA and more quality backlinks typically correlate with better rankings in both traditional and AI search.

Focus on creating comprehensive, authoritative content that answers questions clearly. Ensure proper technical SEO, build quality backlinks, and structure your content with clear headings and schema markup that AI systems can easily understand and cite.

The AI Summary analyzes your competitive landscape and provides actionable recommendations based on the data collected. It identifies content gaps, backlink opportunities, and strategic priorities for improving your search visibility.

GEO Visibility Analysis measures how visible your brand is in AI-generated responses from systems like ChatGPT. It queries the AI with different types of questions (keyword queries, brand queries, and competitor comparisons) and scores how prominently your brand appears in the responses.

The GEO Visibility score combines three metrics: Keyword Query (40%) - based on mention and position in search results; Brand Query (30%) - based on brand awareness; and Comparison Score (30%) - averages AI analysis of how your brand compares against each selected competitor.

Keyword Query ("What is [keyword]"): Measures if AI recommends your brand when users search for solutions in your category. Brand Query ("What is [brand]"): Measures brand awareness - whether AI knows about your company. Comparison Score ("[brand] vs [competitor]"): Analyzes each competitor comparison separately and averages the scores to show how favorably your brand is portrayed.

To improve GEO visibility: 1) Create authoritative, comprehensive content that AI can cite. 2) Get mentioned by industry publications and authoritative sources. 3) Build comparison pages highlighting your advantages. 4) Ensure your website has proper technical SEO so AI can crawl it. 5) Create FAQ pages and structured data that AI systems can easily parse. 6) Build brand awareness through PR and content marketing.