Get a free SEO, AEO and GEO analysis of your website's visibility across Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other AI-powered search platforms.
See What Search Engines and AI Think of Your Website
Paste any public website URL and get an evidence-led visibility audit for SEO, AEO, and AI discovery. The deep scan compares initial HTML with the JavaScript-rendered DOM when that surface is available, inspects application bundles and embedded state, validates structured data, and checks crawl-support files.
Every conclusion shows its evidence and coverage. If rendered head data cannot be observed, the report says “needs verification” instead of incorrectly claiming that a tag or schema block is missing.
These signals could not be observed with the available retrieval surfaces. They are not counted as failures.
The scan reviews the public signals that help traditional search engines and AI answer systems discover, understand and trust a web page. Findings retain their source—initial HTML, rendered DOM, structured data, JavaScript bundle, reader text or crawl-support file—so a limitation is not mistaken for a defect.
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SEO checks whether the page gives search engines the technical and on-page information needed for indexing and ranking.
AEO checks whether answer engines can extract clear, useful responses from the page and connect them to real user questions.
GEO checks the entity, authority and evidence signals that can influence discovery and citations in generative AI results.
This is a heuristic single-page audit of publicly retrievable signals. Unknown checks are never reported as missing, but they do not earn verified-readiness points; not-applicable checks are excluded. A provisional evidence-backed score is shown when at least 5% of its weighted checks can be completed, and every score displays its coverage and confidence. A reader-only result cannot establish that head metadata or JSON-LD is absent. The tool does not submit live prompts to Google, ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity, and no audit can guarantee indexing, citations or rankings.
The methodology follows public guidance from Google Search Central, OpenAI's publisher guidance, Perplexity's crawler guidance and Schema.org. Crawlable, useful content remains the foundation; special AI schema is not required for Google's generative search features.
AEO is the process of optimizing a website so AI-powered search engines and answer engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can better understand, reference and recommend its content.
More users are getting answers directly from AI assistants instead of clicking traditional search results. AEO increases the chance that useful content is cited, recommended or used as a source.
SEO improves visibility in traditional search results. AEO makes content easier for AI systems to understand, trust and reference when they generate direct answers.
GEO improves the entity, authority, evidence and content signals that help generative AI systems discover, interpret and cite a brand or website.
Yes. Websites with useful content, clear structure, credible entity signals and accessible public pages are more likely to be discovered or referenced by AI-powered search tools.
Yes. The audit reviews technical search signals, answer-friendly content, structured data, entity trust, source links, freshness, crawler access and AI discovery factors. It keeps original page code, the loaded page, application scripts, readable backup text and support files as separate evidence so unavailable information is not treated as a failure.
Auto is recommended and chooses the best checks available. Rendered tries to check the fully loaded page, including content added after loading. Source checks the page before extra content loads.
When a secure loaded-page view is available, yes. The audit compares it with the original page code and can detect metadata or JSON-LD added after JavaScript runs. Script text alone is treated only as a clue, not proof that schema appeared on the page.
The scan continues with the original page code, readable page text, application scripts and search-access files it can reach. Checks that require the fully loaded page are marked Needs verification instead of being reported as failures.
With backup services enabled, the audit tries readable page text so a limited report can still finish. Code, page-setting and structured-data checks that cannot be confirmed are marked Needs verification. If no method can read the page, the audit asks you to try again later.
Needs verification means the audit could not obtain enough reliable evidence for that check. It is not reported as a confirmed failure, but it does not earn verified-readiness points until the signal can be observed.
A provisional evidence-backed score is shown when at least 5% of the weighted checks for that score can be completed. Every score also displays coverage and confidence. Checks that could not be observed are not reported as confirmed failures, but they cannot earn verified-readiness points.
The page address is first sent to Market Me Global's same-origin scan service, which retrieves public website information without browser CORS restrictions. If backup services are enabled and that path is unavailable, the public page address and a limited number of public linked-resource addresses may be sent to AllOrigins, and the page address may be sent to Jina Reader. Reader text is not used as proof that head tags, JSON-LD, images or HTTP settings are present or absent. Local, private-network and credentialed URLs are blocked.
For AI search discovery, make sure robots.txt and site security do not unintentionally block Googlebot, OpenAI's OAI-SearchBot or PerplexityBot. Crawler access does not guarantee visibility, but blocking these systems can prevent them from retrieving public content.
No special schema is required for Google's generative search features. Use accurate structured data that matches visible content. An llms.txt file can provide supplemental machine-readable context, but helpful public content, crawlability and clear entity signals remain more important.
Publish expert content that answers specific questions, use clear headings and structured data, cite trustworthy sources, strengthen brand entity signals and keep important pages crawlable.
Yes. After a successful scan, select Download PDF Report. The PDF is created in your browser and includes Market Me Global branding, scores, priorities, evidence, items that need verification and a contact link for help fixing the findings.
Yes. Market Me Global can identify visibility gaps and implement SEO, AEO, GEO, content and technical improvements for traditional and AI-powered search.
Our company will go the extra mile to analyze the particular project in detail, and offer a business solution that will meet your requirements.
Our company will go the extra mile to analyze the particular project in detail, and offer a business solution that will meet your requirements.