LISTEN → KEYWORDS → CONTENT → CHECK → IMPROVE

Give every piece
a clearer route.

Your blog, ad, or webpage. Each applicable check lights up, shows a 1–10 readiness score, and explains the next improvement.

Scores measure our transparent checklist against your business profile and available listening sample. They do not predict ranking, sales, or AI citations. Unverified checks stay gray and do not affect the average.

Business profile · your source of truth
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Keywords from your listener

Run a search in Pulse and generate keyword candidates.

Create and test content

Drafts use your supplied business facts. This is a guided writing template, not an AI writing-model connection. Add your original story, artwork, and evidence; keep the sources attached.

Plain-text article headings use Markdown (#, ##, ###). Webpage checks inspect supplied HTML, not JavaScript-rendered content.

AEO & scoring rules
  • Use real audience questions and answer them directly before expanding.
  • Make the business, author, service, and location clear when relevant.
  • Support factual claims with original evidence and authoritative sources.
  • Use logical headings, readable sections, and useful internal links.
  • Keep important content available as text and eligible for crawling and snippets.
  • Structured data must match visible, accurate information. Presence and valid JSON do not prove factual accuracy.
  • There is no required special “AI schema” or llms.txt file for Google AI features.
  • 1–4: missing or weak. 5–7: present but needs attention. 8–10: strong checklist coverage. Gray: cannot verify or not applicable.

Text matching and answer-length checks are editorial heuristics. They do not establish truth, semantic quality, search demand, or an industry-wide benchmark.

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