See what is broken
before you publish.
Site health is the audit of your pages: technical issues, thin content, and whether a page is sound enough to be cited.
Start from the pages you have
The audit reads the site. Without a crawl, the score and the issue list are empty.
See the site in one number
Search health and the AI visibility score sit above the page table. The number is the audit, not a ranking.
Open one URL
Each row is a page: issues, technical, content, answer-readiness, and when it was last audited.
Turn a finding into a task
An issue on a page is not done when you see it. Opportunities is where it becomes the next job.
Why the page has to be sound
Site health is the audit of the URLs you already have. An answer can only cite a page it can read.
A named brand still needs a page
Visibility tells you whether you were named. The audit tells you whether the page an engine would cite is broken.
Issues are specific
A missing title, a broken link, and thin copy are different rows. The score is the sum. The table is the work.
A clean page is not a mention
Fixing the site makes a page citable. The next prompt check is what shows whether an answer used it.
What the audit holds
Each card is one column on the page table. The score in the dashboard is the product demo. It is not a study.

The score
One number for the last audit. It is not a Google ranking, and it is not a mention. The page table is what the number is made of.
Technical
Broken links, canonicals, and pages a crawler cannot use. If the page cannot be read, an answer has nothing on that URL to cite.
Content
Thin copy, weak titles, and pages that do not answer the question. The words on the URL are what an answer would have to use.
AEO
Whether the page is structured so an answer can cite it. A page that is hard to parse is a page the model is less likely to use.
Issues
The open findings on that URL, and the date of the last audit. A finding stays on the row until the next crawl clears it.
The next audit
Run the crawl again and the score moves. A mention is a separate check. The audit does not read what the answer said.
ChatGPT
A page has to be sound before ChatGPT can cite it.
Gemini
The same page is what Gemini can use.
Google AI Mode
Google AI Mode cites pages. The audit is that page.
FAQ
Short answers on the audit of your pages.
What is site health?
The audit of the pages on your site. It covers technical issues, content, and whether a page is in shape to be cited. The questions you care about still come from prompt research.
How is this different from AI search visibility?
AI search visibility is whether an answer names you. Site health is the page itself: titles, links, content, and the issues on the URL. A healthy page can still be unnamed. An unhealthy one is a weak thing to cite.
What does the score mean?
It is the audit score for the site in the product, split across technical, content, and answer-readiness checks. The number in the demo is sample data for a catalog. It is not a benchmark for your site.
How does an issue become work?
Opportunities is the task list built from the audit and from the prompts you watch. A broken link or a thin page shows up there with a priority. Content creation is where a new page goes once you decide to ship it.
Does a clean audit guarantee a citation?
No. Citation tracking is which sources the answer actually used. Site health is whether your page is fit to be one of them.
How is this different from a technical SEO crawl?
A crawl finds broken links and missing tags. Site health keeps that, and it keeps the page next to the answer you are trying to earn. See the Ahrefs alternative and Semrush alternative pages.
How do I see the audit for my site?
Book a demo and we will open the audit. Plans are on pricing.
Plans that fit how you grow.
Pick your plan and let Genseo handle the rest. Article writing and automatic publishing are included in every plan.

See what is broken before you publish.
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