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GEO Site Audit
GEO Site Audit
See if your brand website is ready for ChatGPT and AI search citations — automated checklist, pillar scores, and a copy-paste fix prompt.
What you get from a GEO site audit
Overall score
Readiness score across six GEO pillars
Checklist
Pass, warn, or fail per rule — with measured details like meta lengths or H1 counts
Fix prompt
Copy into Claude, Cursor, or your CMS
Run an audit
Open Site Audit, choose a brand, and start the check. gptmelo fetches your brand website HTML and runs a rule-based GEO checklist — no manual URL entry required.
- Each audit is tied to a brand and its website URL from the Brands page
- New Audit opens a dialog to pick the brand and confirm the target URL
- Completed audits appear in your history list with score and summary
Brand websiteOne-click runAudit history
New auditSelect brand & run
Overall score & pillars
The report opens with an overall readiness score and six pillar cards — technical crawlability, content structure, schema and metadata, E-E-A-T, citation readiness, and governance.
- Overall score summarizes pass rate across all checklist items
- Each pillar shows pass, warn, and fail counts with a percentage
- Click a pillar card to jump to its checklist section
Overall scoreSix pillarsAt-a-glance gaps
Pillar scoresScore & category breakdown
Detailed checklist
Switch pillar tabs (Technical, Content, Schema, and more) to review every rule. Each row shows a status badge, the rule name, and a plain-language finding from your page — not just a score.
- Fail (red) — blockers such as HTTPS errors, robots blocking AI crawlers, thin HTML text, or missing Organization JSON-LD
- Warn (amber) — softer gaps with measured details, e.g. “Title length 55; description length 179” when meta is out of range
- Pass (green) — the rule met the threshold, with evidence like “H1 count: 1, H2: 4” or “Page returned HTTP 200”
- Pillar tabs show a fail-count badge when a category has hard gaps to fix first
Per-item statusEvidenceRecommendations
ChecklistRules by category
Fix prompt
At the bottom of the report, copy a ready-made fix prompt summarizing failed and warning checks. Paste it into Claude, Cursor, or your site editor to implement changes faster.
- Generated from your audit results — not a generic template
- Includes failed and warning items with context for your developer or AI assistant
- Re-run the audit after changes to confirm scores improve
Copy to clipboardActionable fixesRe-run to verify
Fix promptCopy & paste fixes
Site audit tips
Run audit after brand setup. Make sure the brand website URL is correct on the Brands page — the audit always uses that URL.
Fix technical issues first. Start with Technical Crawlability and Schema pillars — they affect whether AI crawlers can read your pages.
Use the fix prompt with your stack. Paste the prompt into Claude or Cursor for code changes, or into your CMS workflow for content updates.
Re-run after major site changes. Update your homepage or product pages, then run a fresh audit to see if scores improved.
Pair with diagnostics. Site Audit shows on-page readiness; Diagnostics show how ChatGPT actually mentions your brand — use both for a full picture.
GEO site audit FAQ
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What is a GEO site audit?
A GEO site audit checks whether your brand website is structured for AI search and citation — technical crawlability, content signals, schema, and readiness factors that influence how models read and reference your pages.
What does gptmelo check during a site audit?
Site Audit fetches your brand homepage HTML and runs a rule-based checklist across six pillars. Technical checks cover HTTPS reachability, robots.txt for AI crawlers, and readable text in HTML. Content checks cover answer-first openings, heading hierarchy, and quotable lists. Schema checks cover title/meta lengths, Organization JSON-LD, and FAQPage schema. Each rule returns pass, warn, or fail with a specific message — for example “Title length 55; description length 179” when the meta description exceeds 160 characters.
What do warn and fail mean on the checklist?
Fail means a hard gap that hurts your readiness score — examples include the page not loading over HTTPS, AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt, fewer than 200 words of readable HTML, a missing page title, no Organization or WebSite JSON-LD, or FAQ content without FAQPage schema. Warn means a softer improvement — missing llms.txt, canonical tag absent or off-domain, meta description outside the 50–160 character range, long paragraphs without lists, no external citation links, or an unreachable sitemap. Tabs show a fail count badge so you can jump straight to broken rules.
How is a GEO site audit different from a traditional SEO audit?
Traditional SEO audits focus on search engine rankings and crawl health. A GEO site audit emphasizes signals that help AI assistants understand, trust, and cite your content — structured data, clear entity signals, and citation-ready page patterns.
Do I need to set up a brand before running an audit?
Yes. Each audit runs against a brand website URL from your Brands page. Set up your brand first so the audit targets the correct site.
Can I use the fix prompt with Claude or Cursor?
Yes. The report includes a copy-ready fix prompt summarizing failed and warning checks. Paste it into Claude, Cursor, or your CMS workflow to implement changes faster, then re-run the audit to verify improvements.
Run your first GEO site audit
Spot on-page gaps before you run diagnostics or publish content — no credit card.
Run a GEO site audit