Sample report

What the full report looks like

From a real report

Screenshots from a real report we made for a small business (the business name and type are blurred). A team of specialist AI agents went through the site, each in its own area: how Google reads the site, the content, speed on phones, local presence and visibility in ChatGPT and other AI tools. Everything they found is written in plain words, with why it matters for the business and what to do about it.

The first page: where you stand

The cover gives you one score that covers the whole site, including how well assistants like ChatGPT can read and quote it. Under it is one sentence that sums up the result.

How to read the score

Below 50: something is stopping Google or AI assistants from using the site properly.
50 to 70: a sound base with real gaps.
70 to 85: a good site with a few specific things left to fix.
Above 85: a site that competes well. The next gains come from content and reputation.

Cover page of a real report with the business name and type blurred, showing one overall score in a ring and a summary. — The cover page.

Scores by area

The overall score is made of several areas. Each one gets its own score, so you can see straight away where the site is weakest.

AreaShare of the overall score

Technical health: can Google get into every page22%
Content: do your pages show you know your trade23%
How you look on Google: titles, descriptions, headings20%
Business details that Google and AI read10%
Speed: how fast the site loads on a phone10%
AI visibility: can assistants read and quote you10%
Images: size and descriptions5%

The scores by area in a real report: a coloured bar and a score from 0 to 100 for each area. — The scores by area. AI agents working in parallel go deep into the site and check each area thoroughly.

Each problem, explained

Every problem has the same four parts, so it's easy to understand and to pass on to whoever looks after your site:

What we found, in one or two sentences.
Why it matters, in terms of customers and calls, not code.
How to fix it, with the exact detail your web person needs.
How big the job is: a quick fix, a few hours, or a bigger project.

One problem from a real report, with its urgency label, then what is happening, why it matters for the business and a green what to do block. — One problem, as it appears in the report.

Your to-do list

The last pages turn the problems into a plan, grouped by when to do them:

This week: quick fixes with the biggest effect.
The next two weeks: jobs that need a little more time or a developer.
Later: the bigger improvements that pay off over months.

The to-do list in a real report, with fixes for this week listed first and improvements for the next two to three weeks below them. — The start of the to-do list.

Once the report arrives

What to do with the report

The report is written so an expert can start working from it without an intro meeting. There are a few ways to go on:

Fix it yourself. Every task is written step by step, and many are a small change to the site's settings or text.
Pass the report to whoever built your website. They get a clear list with the exact details, without you having to explain.
Send the report to a few experts and ask each one for a quote. They all see exactly the same problems, so the quotes are easy to compare.
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