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example.com
82 / 100
Sample report
SEO
84
out of 100
AI visibility
76
out of 100
Security
91
out of 100
Example findings
- High
Missing canonical tags
Search engines may treat duplicate URLs as separate pages. Query parameters, trailing slashes, and the www host are splitting ranking signals across copies of the same document.
Add a single absolute canonical URL to every affected page, pointing at the preferred https host without tracking parameters.
- Medium
Missing Organization schema
The homepage names the company in prose but does not publish Organization structured data. Search and answer engines have to guess the legal name, logo, and canonical entity.
Add Organization JSON-LD to the homepage with the name, url, logo, and sameAs profiles you actually control.
- High
Security header configuration
Responses are missing Content-Security-Policy, X-Content-Type-Options, and a tight Referrer-Policy. Browsers are not being told how to contain scripts, MIME sniffing, or referrer leakage.
Send a baseline security header set on every HTML and asset response, starting with nosniff, a referrer policy, and a CSP that matches the scripts you actually load.
Sample Markdown
Audit summary — example.com
Scanned September 30, 2026
Scores
- Overall: 82 / 100
- SEO: 84 / 100
- AEO / GEO: 76 / 100
- Security: 91 / 100
Volume
3 open issues.
Fix this week
- Missing canonical tags (High, SEO) — Add a single absolute canonical URL to every affected page, pointing at the preferred https host without tracking parameters.
- Security header configuration (High, Security) — Send a baseline security header set on every HTML and asset response, starting with nosniff, a referrer policy, and a CSP that matches the scripts you actually load.
- Missing Organization schema (Medium, AEO / GEO) — Add Organization JSON-LD to the homepage with the name, url, logo, and sameAs profiles you actually control.
