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This is the full $25 Complete report for a men's grooming brand. The top section shows buying questions, each asked up to 9 times across 3 AI search engines. Its figures are an example of the format. The full SEO report follows, with figures from a scan of the site.

2 of the 31 checks in a SEO report do not apply to this site, so 29 ran. Checks that do not apply are left out of the score. The site’s name is blacked out.

A men's grooming brand

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5 failing and 9 partial checks of 29. The fix list below starts with the fix worth the most points.

Partly readable

Can they reach you: 75 of 100Can they read the facts: 82 of 100Is there anything to quote: 69 of 100Why you, not a competitor: 67 of 100Does the site load well: 44 of 100
71/100
Score: how easily AI search can read and quote your site

Every check

One square per check, worst first in each row. Select one to open its fix.

Reach
Facts
Quotable
Trust
Speed
  • 5 fail
  • 9 partial
  • 15 pass
  • 2 does not apply

What to fix, in order

5 failing and 9 partial checks. Fixing all of them adds up to 25 points to the score. The list starts with the fix worth the most. 6 of them come with the text to paste, written from your own pages.

15 checks passing, 2 not applicable
  • AI search crawlers allowed
  • No indexing block in the headers
  • Canonical address is declared
  • Sitemap lists the pages
  • The address loads without a redirect chain
  • Passages answer questions directly
  • Markup is rich-result eligible
  • Images have alt text
  • One H1 per page, with H2s under it
  • The address itself is clean
  • Language targeting is correct
  • Claims are checkable and citable
  • Pages have enough text to quote
  • The brand is a resolvable entity
  • Product, review and video markup
  • Local business details are machine-readable

The questions a men's grooming brand can win soonest

We read a men's grooming brand as: natural men's soap, deodorant, hair care & cologne. These are the questions a new customer would ask AI search before they know your business. The list starts with the ones worth working on first.

AI search can only partly read this site, which holds back every question below. The checks in this report show what to fix.

How much writing these questions need

The 7 questions below, grouped by what your pages are missing today.

6
Nothing to write

The wording is already on your pages.

1
One page away

A heading or a paragraph short.

Start here

Work on this one first. It says what to add to your pages.

  1. One page away“best men's deodorant without harsh chemicals”Part of it is in your meta description. Add a heading or a paragraph that uses "without", "harsh" or "chemicals".
1
Nothing to writefocused

“handmade cold process bar soap for men”

The words are already in your meta description.

100% of its words are on your pages
2
Nothing to writefocused

“natural hair care products for men”

The words are already in your meta description.

100% of its words are on your pages

Google autocompletes this question in these exact words, so it is a phrasing people already type.

3
Nothing to writefocused

“alternative to drugstore soap for men”

The words are already in your meta description.

75% of its words are on your pages
4
Nothing to writefocused

“natural cologne alternatives for men”

The words are already in your meta description.

75% of its words are on your pages
5
Nothing to writebroad

“what's a good natural bar soap for men”

The words are already in your meta description.

100% of its words are on your pages
6
Nothing to writebroad

“men's grooming products with natural ingredients”

The words are already in your meta description.

80% of its words are on your pages
7
One page awaybroad

“best men's deodorant without harsh chemicals”

Part of it is in your meta description. Add a heading or a paragraph that uses "without", "harsh" or "chemicals".

40% of its words are on your pages

How this list is ordered. This list ranks the questions; it does not ask AI search anything. Two things set the order: how many of the question’s words your pages already use, and the type of question. Focused questions come first, because your own pages have the best chance with them. Very specific ones come next: AI search tends to answer those from reference sites. Broad ones come last: AI search answers them from “best of” lists on other sites.

Method. Scored from the site’s public pages: robots.txt (the file that tells crawlers what they may read), the sitemap, /llms.txt (a summary file some sites publish for AI tools), structured data, the home page’s headings and text, page weight, and links to the site’s profiles elsewhere. The score is weighted by section: can they reach you 28, can they read the facts 26, is there anything to quote 22, why you, not a competitor 14, does the site load well 10. How we measure.

Limits. The report does not predict traffic or rankings. The checks show whether AI search can read and quote the site. Complete report shows how often AI search named it when asked.

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