Open AI Visibility whenever you need a shareable, time-stamped audit of how AI search engines, AI bots, and AI models perceive your website. These reports are accessible on a single page and can be run on demand. The most requested report, the AI Visibility Report, is just one click away.


Accessing Reports via GEO Optimization

To find your reports, click GEO Optimization in the left navigation under TOOLS. At the top right of the page, you'll see two controls:

  • Run All Reports: The green button. This generates every report type at once for your project domain.
  • Individual Report: The dropdown next to it. Select a specific report to run.

Once completed, each report appears in the All Reports table below, accompanied by a one-line Insights summary, a Status, and the time it was generated. Use the filter tabs at the top of the table to view specific report types, such as AI Visibility or Crawlability.


Generating the AI Visibility Report

The AI Visibility Report is a comprehensive snapshot that most teams use for leadership reviews and weekly stand-ups. To generate it, click Individual Report and select AI Visibility Report. Once completed, the new run will appear at the top of the All Reports table. Click the row to view the full breakdown.


Running All Reports Simultaneously

For a complete baseline, click Run All Reports. This action queues all nine report types for your domain and adds them to the table as they finish. Use this option during the initial setup, after a site migration, or whenever you've made significant changes that need validation against AI search.


Understanding Each Report

  • AI Visibility Report: Provides a standalone snapshot of your brand's appearance in AI search across tracked prompts. Ideal for sharing with leadership or saving as a baseline.
  • Crawlability: Checks if AI bots like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot can access and read your pages. Flags pages that block AI agents, intentionally or accidentally.
  • Schema: Audits structured data markup to ensure AI engines can parse your content. Identifies missing schemas and their locations.
  • Content: Evaluates page-level content for AI readability. Highlights pages that are human-readable but not optimized for language models.
  • Discoverability: Measures if AI answer engines surface your site for relevant topics. Compares tracked prompts with actual appearances.
  • Site Structure: Reviews your site's architecture for AI navigation. Flags orphan pages, weak internal links, and structural gaps.
  • Shopping Feed: Validates product feeds for ChatGPT Shopping and other AI-driven commerce platforms.
  • llms.txt: Generates a draft llms.txt file from your site, helping AI agents self-orient. Useful as a starting point for your domain's file.
  • robots.txt: Analyzes your robots.txt file for AI bot access patterns. Flags rules that block desired crawlers.

Interpreting the Results

The All Reports table provides a quick overview with three columns to review:

  • Insights: A one-line summary, such as "Below Average," "12 pages | 0 pages indexed," or "57% Above Average." This serves as the headline.
  • Status: Indicates whether the report is queued, running, or complete. The duration depends on your site's size.
  • Created: Shows when the report was generated. Comparing Insights across timestamps is a quick way to gauge progress.

Click any row to access the full report, which includes page-level findings and specific recommendations.

Pro Tip: Run all reports initially to establish a baseline. Then, re-run individual reports after each set of changes, such as a schema update or content revision. Monitoring the Insights line weekly is the clearest indicator that your AI search efforts are effective.


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