Can AI search find you, and trust what it finds?

Sixteen yes-or-no questions about your website and online presence, across the eight areas that matter most for being found and cited in AI-generated answers. You'll get a score, your three biggest gaps and the risks to fix first.

Answers and clarity

Each of your services has its own page that explains, in plain words, what it is and who it's for.

Your pages answer the questions buyers commonly ask, directly and near the top.

Entity consistency

Your business name, address and phone number are identical on your website, Google Business Profile and directories.

You use the same names for your services everywhere you describe them.

Structured data

Your site uses schema markup, such as Organization, LocalBusiness, Service or FAQ.

You've checked it with Google's Rich Results Test or Search Console, and there are no errors.

Expertise and authorship

Articles and advice show who wrote them and why that person or team is qualified.

Your About page explains who you are, where you operate and why you're credible.

Reviews and mentions

You have recent reviews on Google or reputable industry sites.

Other reputable websites mention or link to you: associations, partners, local press.

Evidence and originality

You publish original material, such as data, frameworks, guides or worked examples.

Claims on your site are specific and supported, rather than general superlatives.

Technical access

Your site loads quickly on mobile, and search crawlers aren't blocked from your key pages.

You have an XML sitemap and your important pages show as indexed in Search Console.

Freshness and coverage

Your key pages have been reviewed or updated in the last 12 months.

You cover the questions buyers ask before they're ready to buy, not only your services.

Let's look at your business from above.

A 30-minute strategy call, at no cost. You'll come away with a clearer view of where your marketing and systems are losing value, whether or not we work together.