Website optimization for the questions customers ask

Make the next page edit specific

This review suits a website owner or marketer who can update a public service or product page. Bring questions that affect a purchase, such as where you deliver, what a price includes, or who qualifies for a service.

A useful edit names the relevant offer, supplies the needed facts, and keeps conditions close to the claim. You approve the facts and publish the changes. See a worked service-page edit.

What your $29 review includes

One to three selected buyer questions

Choose from the questions saved with your free scan. The selected questions are fixed at checkout.

A baseline assessment for each question

Inspect the model-assisted answer-coverage judgment and the exact page excerpts it reviewed.

Suggested page edits

Use the identified gaps and edit guidance to prepare a change. Check any suggested draft or placeholder against your actual business policy.

One follow-up assessment per question

Compare the answer coverage after publishing and rescanning the same host. Changes in sampled content and model interpretation can affect the comparison.

See how a finding becomes an edit

This fictional bike shop illustrates the review format. Its question, passage and judgment are an example. Your report uses excerpts from your own scan.

The customer’s question

How much does bike collection cost, including fees?

The page’s current answer

“Our pickup service starts at $20. Final cost depends on your address.”

An example coverage judgment

Partially answered. The passage supplies a starting price but leaves the applicable area and additional fees unresolved.

The editing action

Keep the facts the excerpts already establish. Add the missing part directly under the buyer question.

A draft to complete with verified facts

[amount and currency] for [the exact product or service], including [conditions or exceptions].

Your follow-up

Confirm the price, service area and fees with the shop owner. Publish the completed answer, rescan the same page and run the saved question’s follow-up assessment.

The draft contains placeholders where business facts need confirmation. An improved answer can resolve a customer’s question. Search exposure and AI citations need their own observations. Read the answer-optimization workflow.

Start with evidence from your page

1. Run a free single-page audit with your buyer questions. Review its SEO, AEO and GEO findings and download the PDF.
2. Open Website optimization in an eligible private report, select your questions, and pay through Stripe.
3. Start each baseline assessment yourself. Each run sends that selected question and limited page excerpts to OpenAI.
4. Publish your approved edits, complete a new scan of the same host in the original browser, and return to the purchased report to start each follow-up.

The assessment evaluates the supplied content. For the report format, explore the fictional sample. Our published self-audit also includes the evidence from a real technical comparison. View the sample report · Read our self-audit

Allow time to publish and compare

Complete both rounds within seven days of the original scan’s creation. Payment uses that existing report window. Keep the original browser session and download the PDF before the report expires.

A failed or uncertain attempt may consume its assessment slot. Review the remaining time, selected questions, and terms shown in your private report before paying. Full pricing and service scope.