What the review covers
A readiness review starts with your public website and the questions potential customers ask. It looks at access and page structure alongside the clarity and usefulness of the information you publish.
- Crawler access, robots.txt, sitemaps and indexability.
- Titles, headings, content accessibility and clear business information.
- Relevant structured data and consistency with visible content.
- Practical recommendations, ordered by what to investigate or improve first.
What a readiness audit can and cannot tell you
A technical check can identify accessible pages and observable signals. It cannot promise inclusion, rankings or recommendations; search systems use multiple factors and change over time.
The free scanner on this site checks a limited set of public signals. A more thorough review can examine additional pages, the actual customer journey and the questions that matter to your business.
What you receive
A concise explanation of findings, their business impact and suggested next steps. The scope and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
Frequently asked questions
Will this guarantee a ChatGPT recommendation?
No. Being accessible and useful improves the foundations, but no one can guarantee that a search system will cite or recommend a specific business.
Do I need to rebuild my website?
Not necessarily. Many improvements can be made to existing pages, content and configuration.