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How to read your website readiness check
Understand your GEOWNER result: measured coverage, findings, unknowns and the next useful action, without confusing readiness with AI visibility.
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Practical guides to search and AI visibility
Start with the question in front of you. These guides help you interpret a result, investigate a problem and prepare a useful next step. Examples and worksheets are open to everyone.
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SEO and GEO: choose the work your site needs
Compare SEO and GEO through practical decisions: website access, useful content, observed visibility and evidence for your next improvement.
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AI crawler access: interpret rules and requests
Understand crawler policies, synthetic requests and genuine provider access. Diagnose a finding without confusing search access with AI training.
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Website indexing: diagnose a missing page
Check access, noindex, canonical URLs and discovery, then separate public evidence from the indexing decisions available in owner tools.
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AI visibility: measure evidence, not a score
Build a repeatable AI visibility baseline. Separate readiness, observed citations, provider reports and visits, with a practical measurement worksheet.
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SEO and GEO audit: prepare a useful scope
Prepare an audit brief with business questions, markets, evidence, permissions and acceptance criteria. Use the worksheet with your team or provider.
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Make each page useful before asking it to perform
Review a page for clear purpose, evidence and useful next steps, with a real GEOWNER editorial example and a practical content review matrix.
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Turn a supported finding into an agreed website change
Turn supported findings into scoped website changes with clear responsibilities, acceptance evidence and verification after implementation.
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