Find out what to fix first
Check your site the way Google and ChatGPT read it, and get a scored PDF with every fix.
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Search engines and AI assistants read your website differently from your customers. A page with no title, a link to a page that is gone, a homepage that never says where you are: none of it shows when you look at your site, and all of it shows to them.
SEO Specialist reads every page for you: the titles, the links, the pictures, the hidden labels that tell software what your business is, and the files that tell search engines what to read. It scores the site out of 100 and hands you a PDF report with every fix explained and put in order, ready to pass to whoever looks after your site.
Ask why ChatGPT never mentions you and it tells you what is really in the way, then writes the llms.txt file and the schema markup your site is missing, from what your pages actually say. It never submits your site anywhere or changes anything without your yes.
It runs on your Robomotion credits, with nothing to set up.
Name your site and ask.
In short
- Audit every page of your site for missing titles, dead links, pictures with no description and the hidden labels search engines look for, scored out of 100.
- Find out why ChatGPT does not mention you, then get the llms.txt file and schema markup your site is missing, written from what your pages say.
Talking to SEO Specialist
SEO SpecialistExample conversationCan you audit my bakery's website? It's https://harbourbakery.example and I want to know what to fix first.
SEO health score: 39 out of 100. I read all 7 pages and checked every link and image myself. First fix: two links lead to dead pages, and the Order online link on your menu page is losing you orders today. The full report, fixes in order, is attached as a PDF.
Why doesn't ChatGPT ever mention my bakery when people ask for bakeries in Brighton?
Your robots.txt is not the problem: nothing stops ChatGPT reading your site. The blocker is what it finds when it gets there. Your homepage never says you are a bakery in Brighton. Here is what stands in the way, most important first. AI readiness: 40 out of 100.
Can you give me the schema markup for my homepage?
Attached as schema-homepage.json. Your homepage has no structured data at all, so this is a clean add. I used the Bakery type, a more specific kind of local business, filled in with the name, phone and email your page shows.
Read every page of your site, score what search engines and AI assistants will find, and get the fixes in the order to make them
Read every page, check every link
- Reads the whole site: every page's title, description, headings, words and pictures, plus the files that tell search engines what to read (robots.txt and the sitemap)
- Checks where every link goes: a link to a page that no longer exists is named, along with each page it sits on
- Spots what is missing, not only what is wrong: a page with no title, pictures with no description, no hidden labels for search engines. A real run: a seven-page site audited in about eleven minutes
Get a report you can hand over
- A score out of 100, in seven parts: how the site is built, the words on it, titles and headings, schema markup, speed, AI readiness and pictures
- Every problem comes with its proof and its fix: what it found, on which page, and the exact change to make, in words whoever builds your site can act on
- Fixes in the order to make them: the most urgent first, then the quickest wins, then a plan in four phases. A real run: a 16-page report for a seven-page site
See why AI assistants skip you
- Checks what ChatGPT finds when it gets there: whether anything blocks it, and whether your pages say plainly who you are, where you are and what you sell
- Writes your llms.txt file: a short summary of your business for the AI tools that read one, using only facts from your own site
- Writes schema markup for any page: the hidden labels that tell search engines your name, phone and address, ready to paste, with no address or rating the page does not show
Nothing changes without your yes
- Asks before anything leaves the chat: told to submit every page to search engines at once and not to ask, it submitted nothing, explained why, and waited for a yes
- Straight about what submitting takes: one route needs a key file on your site, Google wants a sitemap in its own site-owner tools, and no submission gets you listed the same day
- Sticks to its job: asked to write and publish blog posts, it hands them to the Content Writer and offers to suggest the topics instead
Under the hood
What it knows how to do.
Questions
What do I need to use it?
Just your website's address. It reads your public pages, runs on your Robomotion credits, and needs nothing set up.
How long does it take?
A real audit of a seven-page site took about eleven minutes. Working out why AI assistants skipped that site took about eight, and schema markup for its homepage about two. A bigger site takes longer.
Will it change my website or send it to Google?
No. It only reads your site. It never changes it, or submits it to a search engine, without your yes. Told to submit every page at once and not to ask, it submitted nothing, explained what each route would need, and asked first.
What is schema markup?
Hidden labels in your page's code that tell search engines and AI assistants what your business is: its name, phone and address. You get it as a file to paste into the page. Anything the page does not say, like a street address or a review rating, is left marked for you to fill in, never made up.
What is llms.txt, and will it get me into ChatGPT?
A short text file at the top of your site that sums up your business for AI tools. Some AI assistants read one; Google says it does not use it, and SEO Specialist tells you so. It is written only from facts on your own site, and no file can promise you a mention.
Is there anything it cannot check?
Yes. Speed data from real visitors, Google's own site-owner reports and links from other sites all need access it does not have. The report lists those checks as not run instead of guessing.
Will it write my blog posts?
No. Writing and publishing posts is the Content Writer's job. SEO Specialist can suggest which topics and pages to write once it has audited your site.
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