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Deep audit · Free at GFF 2026

Find out what AI says about you when you are not in the room.

A deep GEO and AI visibility audit of your site. Not a score out of a hundred: a read of where you actually stand across the AI engines your customers ask, and an ordered plan for changing it.

Free for everyone we meet at Global Fintech Fest 2026, 9 to 11 September 2026. We are at Booth JZ14, Jasmine Hall.

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Two minutes now, and a strategist takes it from there.

Where the audit gets sent.

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Competitors to benchmark against, product lines that matter most, markets you serve, anything odd about your category. The more specific this is, the more useful the audit.

Free during GFF 2026. Human-reviewed, not auto-generated.
A human reads it first

Actionable strategy, not a metrics dump.

Plenty of tools will tell you that your visibility is 34%. Almost none will tell you why, or which three things to change on Monday.

Every audit we send is run by our stack and then reviewed end to end by a GEO strategist before it reaches you. They cut the findings that do not matter for your category, verify the ones that do, and put the rest in the order we would tackle them ourselves.

What you get is a prioritised plan with the reasoning attached, so your team can act on it without us in the room.

What the audit covers

Seven areas, each with findings you can hand to a developer or a writer.

01

AI answer share

How often ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity name you on the unbranded prompts that decide a shortlist in your category, and who is named instead.

02

Citation sources

The domains each engine trusted to build its answer. This is the lever most brands never look at, and the one that moves the number fastest.

03

AI crawlability

Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended can actually reach your content: robots rules, render dependence, blocked assets, JS-only copy.

04

Structured data & entity clarity

Schema coverage and correctness, and whether your brand resolves as a coherent entity across your own site, Wikipedia, Wikidata and the directories engines lean on.

05

Content and page structure

Whether your pages answer the question a person actually asked. Extractability, answer-shaped headings, comparison and pricing coverage, and where a competitor is answering it better.

06

Competitor and gap analysis

The rivals winning the answers you want, the specific pages doing it, and the gaps you can realistically take from them.

07

Technical and off-site signals

Core technical health that affects AI retrieval, plus the third-party surfaces (listicles, reviews, communities, PR) that engines cite when they will not cite you.

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