Step 1
Confirm the baseline
Record the overall GEO score, AI citation readiness score, weakest categories, and the date of the audit. This becomes the before-state for the next re-audit.
Post-Audit Guide
A GEO report is most useful when it becomes a short execution plan. Use this guide to turn the score into published fixes, clearer AI-ready content, stronger trust signals, and a re-audit that proves progress.
Run or review an auditStep 1
Record the overall GEO score, AI citation readiness score, weakest categories, and the date of the audit. This becomes the before-state for the next re-audit.
Step 2
Start with the Smart Top 3 actions. They keep the work focused on the pages, proof, schema, and answers most likely to improve AI visibility first.
Step 3
Every recommendation needs an owner, a due date, and a proof requirement. Otherwise the report becomes a useful document that nobody implements.
Add concise answers, examples, data points, comparison language, case studies, and source-worthy explanations that AI systems can summarize confidently.
Add company details, team or author context, reviews, case studies, guarantees, contact paths, credentials, and proof tied to the service or market.
Make key content visible in crawlable HTML and add structured data that clarifies the business, services, FAQs, breadcrumbs, and entity relationships.
The first audit is a baseline. Success means the business can point to published fixes, clearer answer-first pages, stronger proof, better structured data, and a follow-up audit showing measurable improvement.
Need help turning the report into implementation? Visit GEOAUDIT support or review the agency sales enablement guide.