The Score Is the Easy Part. Here's What To Do About It.
A full breakdown of exactly why your site scores what it does across six categories, and a prioritised, written plan for what to fix first.
What actually gets scored
Technical SEO
Crawlability, robots.txt and llms.txt for AI crawlers, page speed, and clean HTML structure.
On-page content
Fact density, answer-first structure, and whether your content actually answers the questions it's headed with.
GEO machine-readability
How easily an AI system can parse what your pages are actually about.
GEO entity/trust
How clearly and consistently your business is identified as a single, trustworthy entity across your site and schema.
AEO (answer-engine optimisation)
How likely your content is to be lifted and cited as a direct answer, not just indexed.
Off-site citation footprint
Your presence and trust signals beyond your own website — reviews, mentions, community presence.
Why the overall number alone isn't enough
From a real August 2026 audit of two live business websites — anonymised as Site A and Site B. Site A scored higher overall on four of six categories, and still lost on the two categories that decide whether AI systems actually trust and select a source.
Site A (overall 44/100) Site B (overall 56/100)
This is exactly the kind of finding a single overall score hides — Site A looked "better" on paper by category count, but its 8/100 off-site citation footprint (versus Site B's 62/100) is a much bigger problem to fix, and a plain number alone wouldn't have told either business owner that.
Everything in the £247 audit
Full 5-category score, not one number
Technical SEO, on-page content, GEO machine-readability, GEO entity/trust, AEO, and off-site citation footprint — scored separately, because a single overall number hides which specific thing is actually holding you back.
The reasoning behind every score
Not just "38/100 for entity/trust" — the specific pages, missing schema, or inconsistent business info that produced that number, so you understand the why, not just the what.
Prioritised recommendations
A ranked list of what to fix first, based on effort versus impact — not a 40-item checklist with no order, which is where most generic audits stop being useful.
A written report you can act on immediately
Delivered as a document, not a dashboard login — clear enough to hand to a developer or content writer and have them know exactly what to do.
Want a live number in seconds first, no commitment? Try the free GEO Score Checker. Included free with every GEO-Strong Build.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the free GEO Score Checker on your site?
The free tool gives you a live number in seconds — genuinely useful as a first check. This paid report goes further: a human reviews the findings, explains the specific reasons behind each category score, and gives you a prioritised list of what to fix first. The free tool tells you where you stand; this tells you what to actually do about it.
What do the six categories actually mean?
Technical SEO and on-page content cover the basics that make a page readable and useful at all. GEO machine-readability and AEO cover how easily an AI system can parse and lift your content as a direct answer. GEO entity/trust covers how clearly your business reads as one consistent, credible entity. Off-site citation footprint covers everything outside your own website — reviews, mentions, community presence.
Can two businesses in the same industry get very different scores across categories?
Yes, and it's common. In one real audit we ran, one site scored higher on four of six categories (technical SEO, on-page content, machine-readability, AEO) but still lost overall because the other site won on entity/trust and off-site footprint — the two categories that most directly decide whether an AI system trusts and selects a source, not just whether it can read it.
Do you fix the issues you find, or just report them?
This standalone service is the audit and recommendations only. If you want the fixes actually implemented, that's covered by our website build tiers or add-ons like Schema Markup Implementation — the report tells you exactly which of those you'd need, if any.
How long does the audit take?
Typically 3-5 business days from when we get access to your site and any relevant details (Google Business Profile link, main competitors if known).
Know exactly what to fix first.
£247, one-off. Six categories, real reasoning, a prioritised plan — not just a number.