AEO audit for customer questions
Answer engine optimization (AEO) starts with a question a customer actually asks. Find the passage on your site that could answer it, then check that it supplies the detail the customer needs.
Start with a real support question
Suppose a customer asks, “Will you collect my bike outside the city?” Start the audit at the pickup page and enter that question. The free scan accepts up to five questions. Its report shows the source URL and quotes a candidate passage from the fetched HTML when it finds one.
A sentence about city-center pickup leaves the boundary unresolved. Ask the shop which postcodes it serves before publishing an answer. A clear refusal can answer the question just as well as an offer.
Review the passage in context
Read the whole quote. Does it identify the right service, the area and any exceptions? A word match can retrieve an unrelated policy. An empty match means the retrieval rule found insufficient evidence in the sampled text. Check the actual page before adding or rewriting copy.
Repeat the question after an edit
Scan the same starting URL again with the same question. Compare the quoted passages and the pages each scan reached. The optional $29 AEO content optimization pilot pairs edit guidance with a baseline and follow-up review for up to three questions.
How question-to-passage matching works
Pilot sales are currently closed. The free audit remains available. AEO package details.
Run an audit
Start with a public HTTPS page that a customer would use. The free report records which checks ran and the evidence behind each finding.