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Free AI Search Visibility Audit

Send me your site and what you want to rank for. I will look at it the way Google and AI answer engines do, and give you a 15-minute teardown of your three biggest ranking gaps, the first cluster I would build, and a realistic timeline.

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Reply within 24 hours · From Joseph Nicholas Abear, not a sales team · Nothing here is invented

What is an AI search visibility audit?

An AI search visibility audit checks whether a website can be found, understood, and quoted by Google and by AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity. It covers indexability, whether pages open with answers an engine can lift, and whether the pages agree on what the business is.

What I check

Five questions, in the order they matter

Crawling problems cap everything else, so the audit starts there and works up to strategy.

  1. 1

    Can Google index what matters?

    One canonical URL per page, nothing important blocked, the sitemap and Search Console agreeing with each other. Crawling problems cap everything else, so this goes first.

  2. 2

    Can an AI engine quote your answers?

    Whether each section opens with a short, self-contained answer an engine could lift, or buries it three paragraphs down.

    Run the AEO Checker yourself
  3. 3

    Do your pages agree on what they are about?

    Whether your title, H1, headings, and body name the same topic and entities, or scatter across several.

    Run the Entity SEO Analyzer yourself
  4. 4

    What is the first cluster worth building?

    The group of pages that would do the most for you first, based on what you want to rank for and what already exists.

  5. 5

    What is a realistic timeline?

    What can move in weeks, what takes months, and what no one can promise you.

A real sample

This site, audited against its own checklist

No client needed to give permission for this one. These are the findings for jnabear.com on September 11, 2026, from the same checks and the same free tools listed above. Each finding now shows what happened next, re-checked September 28, 2026.

jnabear.com

Audited September 11, 2026

The audit checked whether Google can index each page, whether the pages agree on what the business is, and whether each section opens with an answer an engine can quote.

Indexing

Pass. One canonical URL per page; trailing-slash and /index.php duplicates 301 since August.

Entity consistency

Pass. "SEO content strategy" in the title, H1, first paragraph, meta description, and headings.

Answer readiness

Needs work on September 11; fixed the same day. See finding 1.

Three findings

  1. Finding 1, answer readiness: the home page headings never asked the questions people ask.

    None of the 34 headings on the home page was phrased as a question, and only 4 of its 10 main sections opened with a direct answer to their heading. People type and prompt in questions; engines match headings to them. Fix: rewrite section headings as the questions buyers ask, and answer each in its first sentence.

    Fixed September 11: the home page was rewritten the same day. Re-checked on the live page on September 28, 2026: 6 of its 9 H2s are now questions (up from 0), and 8 of 9 main sections open with a direct answer in the Entity SEO Analyzer (up from 4 of 10). The AEO Checker reports a liftable opening answer in 19 of 19 sections.

  2. Finding 2, structured data: the site's structured data was 144 separate islands.

    Each of the site's 45 pages carried two to four unconnected blocks of structured data. The founder's credentials were described only on the About page, and the site itself only on the home page, so engines had to guess how the articles, services, author, and business fit together. Fixed September 11: every page now carries one connected graph of the business, the founder, and the site.

  3. Finding 3, off-site signals: almost nothing outside the site confirms the business exists.

    The only profiles linked to the business are two LinkedIn pages. AI engines lean heavily on third-party sources to decide whom to trust and quote. Fix: a Google Business Profile, Bing Places, and a handful of directory listings with the exact same name, then useful answers where buyers already ask questions.

    Open: as of September 28, 2026, the only profiles linked to the business are still the two LinkedIn pages.

The first cluster I would build

A glossary of the terms buyers look up before they hire: entity SEO, topical authority, answer engine optimization, and about forty more. Each definition is a short, quotable answer, and each one links to the article or service that goes deeper.

A realistic timeline

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Email me your website and what you want to rank for. That is all I need, and I reply within 24 hours.

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Questions

Before you ask for one

Yes. It is 15 minutes of my time on your site and your three biggest ranking gaps. No card, no contract, and no obligation to hire me afterwards.

The findings tell you what I would fix first. If one of my services fits, I will say so once, with the price. There is no follow-up sequence and no pitch deck.

Your website address and what you want to rank for. Google Search Console access is optional; it makes the findings sharper, but the audit works without it.

No, and anyone who does is guessing. Google and AI engines decide what they rank and quote. The audit finds the reasons they might be skipping you, which is the part you can control.

I reply within 24 hours.