Search foundations
Crawlability, titles, headings, metadata, mobile readiness, internal links, response quality, and content depth.
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One page audit for SEO, AEO and GEO.
Measure how clearly your page communicates with search engines, answer engines, and generative AI systems—then fix the highest-impact gaps first.
32 weighted checks3 visibility scores1 priority plan
01 / LIVE ANALYZER
Processed live · reports are not storedAudit a public web page
Sketchweb visibility engineServer HTML analysis · secure public URLs only
READY02 / THREE PILLARS
Search visibility is no longer one-dimensional.
A useful audit separates technical search foundations from answer formatting and the trust signals generative systems rely on.
Answer readiness
Natural-language questions, answer-first passages, FAQ structure, concise paragraphs, lists, and tables.
Generative trust
Structured entities, expertise, freshness, evidence, citations, publisher transparency, and AI guidance.
03 / WORKFLOW
Evidence first. Priorities second.
Fetch securely
The tool retrieves public server-rendered HTML while re-validating every redirect and blocking private-network destinations.
Measure 32 signals
Each check records what was found, why it matters, and the specific improvement that should follow.
Act by impact
Weighted scores and a prioritized plan keep critical visibility work ahead of low-impact polish.
04 / QUICK ANSWERS
SEO, AEO and GEO analyzer FAQ
01What is an SEO, AEO and GEO analyzer?+
It is a page-audit tool that checks traditional search optimization, answer-engine formatting, and generative-engine trust and citation signals in one report.
02What is the difference between SEO, AEO and GEO?+
SEO improves visibility in traditional search results. AEO structures direct answers for featured snippets and conversational results. GEO strengthens the entities, evidence, expertise, and structure that generative systems use when selecting sources.
03How many factors does this analyzer check?+
The tool evaluates 32 weighted checks: 18 SEO checks, 6 AEO checks, and 8 GEO checks. The overall score gives higher-impact issues more influence.
04Can the analyzer see JavaScript-rendered content?+
It analyzes the HTML returned by the web server. Content that appears only after client-side JavaScript runs may not be visible in this shared-hosting edition.
05Does Sketchweb store analyzed URLs?+
No database is used for submitted URLs or reports. The hosting provider may still retain standard access logs according to its configuration and privacy policy.
06How should I improve a low score?+
Begin with the high-impact items in the priority plan. Resolve crawlability, indexability, title, H1, mobile, and direct-answer issues before polishing lower-impact enhancements.
DETAILED GUIDEHow to interpret and improve an SEO, AEO and GEO audit↓
SEO, AEO and GEO describe related but distinct visibility goals. Search Engine Optimization helps a page become crawlable, understandable, and competitive in traditional search results. Answer Engine Optimization makes important information easy to extract for featured snippets, voice-style queries, and conversational interfaces. Generative Engine Optimization strengthens the evidence, entities, expertise, and source transparency that can influence whether an AI system trusts and cites a page.
Start with technical search foundations
Fix failed high-impact SEO checks before chasing advanced AI visibility tactics. A page that returns an error, blocks indexing, lacks a useful title, or renders poorly on mobile has a weak foundation. Confirm one clear H1, a logical heading outline, accurate canonical metadata, secure HTTPS, and a successful response. Use the evidence shown in every audit card rather than optimizing toward the score alone.
Make important answers extractable
For AEO, identify the genuine questions visitors ask and answer each one immediately. A concise opening sentence can be followed by context, examples, steps, or caveats. Lists should organize processes and options; tables should clarify comparisons. Do not add FAQ markup to invisible or irrelevant content. The visible page and its structured data should describe the same information.
Build citation-worthy trust
GEO depends on clarity and verification. Define the publisher, author, article, product, or service as explicit entities. Show who created the content, why that person is qualified, when it was updated, and which primary sources support important claims. Specific figures are useful only when readers can understand their date, origin, and methodology. About, Contact, Privacy, author, and editorial-policy pages make the publisher easier to assess.
Use the score as a decision aid
The overall score is weighted, so a failed high-impact item matters more than a minor enhancement. It is not a promise of rankings or AI citations. Re-run the audit after meaningful changes, compare the evidence, and combine automated checks with Search Console data, performance testing, user research, and editorial review.