Is your site invisible to AI answers — and do you know why?
I run technical SEO and GEO audits that show the exact, verifiable reasons Google and AI assistants skip your site — not a generic checklist, a diagnosis of what's actually broken on your pages right now.
Ask for a free look at your siteTen minutes of my time. You don't owe me anything for it.
What gets checked
- AI crawler access Whether your robots.txt is quietly blocking GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the rest — most sites that block them did it by accident, years ago, for a different reason.
- Structured data Whether there's schema.org markup describing what you actually sell — without it, an AI summarizing your category has nothing to attribute a recommendation to.
- Content format Whether anything on the site is written as a direct question-and-answer — the shape AI assistants quote most often, almost verbatim.
- /llms.txt Whether there's a file telling AI crawlers what your site is and which pages matter most.
- Core on-page SEO Meta description, H1, and whether there's anywhere for someone who doesn't know your brand name yet to land.
- Link profile Whether toxic or spammy backlinks are dragging your domain's trust down — I've cleaned this up for real sites before.
How it works
One email. No form to fill, no call required to get started.
Every item above, checked against your actual site — not a template of what's "usually" wrong.
What's broken and what it's costing you, in plain language. Whether you fix it yourself, hand it to your team, or want me to do it — that part's up to you.
Questions
What's GEO, and why does it matter alongside SEO?
GEO (generative engine optimization) is about whether AI assistants can find, understand and cite your site when someone asks a question in your category — a different set of technical requirements than classic Google ranking, and one almost nobody has audited yet. SEO gets you found in a search results page; GEO gets you mentioned in the answer itself.
What exactly do you check in an audit?
Everything listed above, run against your actual homepage: AI crawler access, structured data, content format, llms.txt, meta description, H1, and whether the site has anywhere for a stranger to land. You get a real list, not a score with no explanation behind it.
Do you fix things, or just point them out?
The first pass is diagnosis — what's broken and why it matters to your business, not a walkthrough of how to patch it. If you want me to also do the work, that's a separate conversation, after you've seen what's actually wrong.
What if my site is already blocked from AI crawlers — is that fixable?
Usually, yes. It's almost always a few lines in robots.txt added years ago for an unrelated reason, never revisited. I'll show you exactly which lines and which crawlers.
What does an audit cost?
The first look is free — ten minutes of my time, no obligation. Ongoing work is priced after that, once you know what you're actually paying to fix.