Is your site ready for AI Search?

Find out where you stand.

Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Google's AI Overviews are changing how people find information — and how they find you. Sites that aren't structured for generative search are getting left out of the conversation entirely.

Our GEO Readiness Checklist shows you what to look for. Download the editorial checklist, the technical checklist, or both — and start working through your site one item at a time.

GEO Readiness

Structuring your content so generative search tools can find, understand, and cite it

Information Architecture

Organizing your site so content is easier to find, navigate, and understand

Schema Implementation

Adding the markup that tells search engines — and AI tools — what your content actually means

Content Strategy

Clarifying your message, identifying content gaps, and building a plan for what your site should say

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the AI search checklists cover?

Two one-page self-audits. Writing for AI Search is for editors — how to make a page clear, credible, and specific enough to get cited. Site Setup for AI Search is for web and IT teams — the technical signals that decide whether your content can show up at all.

Which checklist should I download — editorial or technical?

Whichever matches your job, or both. Editors and content folks should start with Writing for AI Search; web and IT teams should start with Site Setup for AI Search. Most teams pass each one to the right person.

Will the checklists get my site into AI search?

They get you a solid foundation, which is most of the work. A few things — like how widely your organization gets mentioned across the web — go beyond what any checklist can cover, and those are hard to move until the basics are in place.

What if I want help after working through the checklists?

Reach out. If a checklist turns up something bigger — structure, schema, a content plan — that's the kind of work we do. No pressure either way; the checklists stand on their own.