SEO and AEO assays
An assay reads your website the way Google, Bing and AI answer engines such as ChatGPT search and Google’s AI Overviews read it, then tells you plainly what stands in their way and how to fix it.
What an assay looks at
Whether search and AI crawlers can reach every page; whether your site loads securely at one address; titles, descriptions and headings; canonical tags; structured data that states who you are and what you do; your name, phone and address on every page; mobile layout; speed on phones and desktops; and whether your pages answer the questions customers actually ask.
What you get back
A report with every finding ranked by impact. Each one shows what was seen on your live pages, why it may matter, the fix, who should make it, and how to check it worked. It’s written so you or whoever maintains your site can act on it straight away, and it ends with a plain-language guide to every check.
Why AEO matters now
More people ask an AI assistant for a recommendation instead of scrolling through search results. Those tools quote pages that answer questions directly and that they can tie to a real business with confidence. AEO (some call it GEO) builds on the same technical foundations as SEO, so an assay covers both.
After the fixes
Once changes are live, the site is tested again and you get a short recheck showing what’s resolved and anything still open.
Questions
Do you need access to my website or accounts?
No. An assay only reads your public pages, the way a search engine does, and never logs in or changes anything. If you want, read-only access to Google Search Console adds real search data to the picture.
My site was built with a website builder. Can you still assay it?
Yes. The checks look at what the published pages deliver, whatever built them. The report notes which fixes the builder’s settings can handle and which need a developer.
How do I get started?
Send your site’s address to hello@redoreforge.com or call (205) 522-4684.