01 / Start here
Free website check
See what can be measured from your public pages: technical readiness and content signals.
- No account or email required
- A readiness score with measured coverage
- A summary of the main findings
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Services
Three services, from a free check to scoped fixes.
Each service lists what you get. Paid work is scoped and agreed before it begins.
02 / Go deeper
Reviewed audit
Agree your market, buyer questions and competitors. We measure against that scope and report evidence and limits.
- Agreed markets, questions and competitors
- Findings with evidence and limitations
- A prioritised action plan
03 / Move forward
Implementation
Turn supported findings into practical website changes. Agree the scope, responsibilities and acceptance before work begins.
- Technical access and page structure
- Clearer content and internal navigation
- Verification after agreed changes
Close the loop
Make a change.
Then measure again.
A useful comparison starts with a comparable measurement: the same questions, markets and method. Agree the follow-up scope and timing before drawing conclusions.
Search performance, assistant visibility and business outcomes are different signals. Where authorised account data is available, it can add context without turning correlation into a promise.
Which service should I start with?
Start with the free check. Choose a reviewed audit when your decision needs your market, buyer questions and competitors, and implementation when you want help making the changes.
Can my own team make the changes?
Yes. The audit is designed to help you decide what to do next. Implementation can be handled by your team, your agency or a separately agreed engagement with GEOWNER.
How do you check that a change worked?
Implementation includes verification after agreed changes. A later comparison keeps the same questions and measurement scope, so a real change can be told apart from a different test.
Your next move
Check your website.Free, no signup.
Public pages only. You see what was measured, what needs attention and what could not be measured.