Site-Wide GEO Analysis

Don't just audit your homepage. Crawl up to 10 internal pages, score each one, and see which pages help your AI search visibility and which ones drag the whole site down.

How this differs from single-page analysis

If your site has 100 blog posts, single-page analysis only audits one. Site-wide analysis samples 10 representative pages, surfacing blind spots like "structured data is only on the homepage, all internal pages miss it".

What gets analyzed

Who should use this

How is this different from on-site SEO audit tools

Traditional on-site SEO auditors (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, etc.) look at technical crawl issues — 404 links, missing meta tags, duplicate content, robots.txt blocks.

Site-wide GEO analysis looks at whether each page is citation-worthy in the eyes of mainstream AI engines — structured data density, E-E-A-T signal strength, content language naturalness, machine-parseable formats (FAQ schema, How-to schema, tables, lists). The two tool classes complement each other; one does not replace the other.

FAQ

Why only up to 10 pages?

To keep the wait short. 10 pages is usually enough to reveal the site-wide pattern. Deeper full-site crawls are part of our managed GEO service.

How are the 10 pages chosen?

Starting from your homepage, the crawler follows internal links breadth-first, prioritizing content pages on the same domain.

What if it missed an important page?

Use the single-page analysis tool on that URL separately. Site-wide analysis is for spotting overall patterns; per-page depth comes from the single-page tool.

How long does the whole run take?

Usually 5–10 minutes. Each page runs the full 12-dimension assessment, which is slower than a single-page check.

Do I need to log in?

Yes. Site-wide analysis consumes more backend resources and requires a logged-in account.

Can I see per-page scores?

Yes. The report lists each page's GEO score plus the site-wide average, and highlights the pages dragging the average down.