AI SEO / visibility audit

An AI search visibility audit for prompts, sources, and competitor displacement

AI search visibility audit for prompts, citations, competitor displacement, crawler access, and source gaps that affect how the brand appears in AI-assisted answers.

The first useful output is not a bigger task list. It is a clear read on what should be fixed, built, paused, measured, or discussed before the next spend or content decision.

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Prompt visibilityCrawler accessSource cleanupEntity clarityAnswer assets

Where this fits

Start with the constraint, not the channel label

Each page is scoped around a decision surface: the account, site, workflow, source material, or reporting loop that currently makes the next move unclear.

Buyers ask AI tools before they click

The page needs answers, proof, and clear source material that can survive comparison-style questions.

Foundational SEO still matters

AI feature eligibility depends on accessible, indexable, snippet-eligible pages and useful textual content.

Citations need source clarity

Owned pages, case studies, reviews, profiles, and third-party sources should describe the brand consistently.

Claims need proof boundaries

AI SEO fails when pages overclaim. The safer path is visible evidence, concrete constraints, and clear fit/not-fit language.

What gets checked

The first pass turns messy context into a useful read

The checklist changes by service, but the operating rule stays the same: separate clean signal from noise before recommending implementation.

  • Prompt visibility and competitor mentions
  • Indexability and snippet eligibility
  • Crawler, CDN, WAF, and robots access
  • Priority page structure and internal links
  • Visible proof and case-study support
  • Entity consistency across profiles
  • Source pages AI systems can cite
  • Misrepresentation and stale answer checks

Deliverables

What you get back

The output should be practical enough for the person who has to approve, implement, or measure the next change.

Prompt snapshot

A focused result log for category, comparison, recommendation, trust, and branded prompts.

Priority page briefs

Page changes that make the offer, proof, audience, and next step easier to understand.

Source cleanup plan

Owned and external source updates ranked by what is most likely to reduce confusion or weak citations.

Process

A small operating loop before heavier execution

The work is designed to make ownership clearer, not create more client-side project management.

01

Map buyer prompts

Define the questions that can influence recommendation, comparison, trust, budget-fit, and selection.

02

Check access and source quality

Review whether pages can be found, parsed, cited, and matched to visible proof.

03

Write briefs and tickets

Turn findings into page briefs, technical tickets, source cleanup, and answer asset directions.

04

Retest the useful prompts

Measure whether answers, sources, competitors, and misrepresentations moved after implementation.

Relevant proof

Use proof to inspect the decision logic

These links point to public Etavrian proof that is closest to the operating pattern behind this page.

Next step

Send the current surface and the decision that feels unclear.

Share the site, account, workflow, or reporting context. The first conversation decides whether this page is the right starting point, whether a narrower audit is enough, or whether the work belongs in another channel.

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FAQ

Questions before the first read

Is AI SEO separate from normal SEO?

It is not a replacement. The work starts from normal SEO foundations, then adds prompt visibility, citation sources, entity consistency, answer assets, and source cleanup.

Can you guarantee AI tools will recommend us?

No. The work can improve source clarity and remove blockers, but dynamic AI answers are not guaranteed placements.

What tools are checked?

The exact set depends on the market, but the work can include ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and Google AI features where available.

What access is needed?

A site, priority pages, competitors, best proof, and Search Console are enough to start. CDN, WAF, CMS, or server context may be needed for access blockers.