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This is what your client sees.

A real report, in the format every client gets — with your agency's name and logo in the header.

64
Needs Work

https://altiuspgh.com/

Fix everything below: estimated score 81

  1. 1Your structured data is missing name and address and phonehigh impact
  2. 2More than one main headline+5 ptsmedium impact
  3. 3Your pages aren't labeled for AI readers+8 ptsmedium impact
From a real report: our scan of altiuspgh.com, October 19, 2026.

Your name on it

Every report carries your agency's name and logo in the header.

Top fixes ranked

The biggest wins first, in a ranked list the client can follow.

Proof behind each finding

Every finding shows what was checked on the page and what was found.

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The problem

Search changed. Most of your clients' sites didn't.

Buyers now ask AI tools who to hire.

Most sites aren't built to be read by those tools.

Agencies that can explain this look current. Agencies that can't look behind.

How it works

Scan. Show. Keep them.

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Scan a prospect

Enter their site, and the work runs without your staff.

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Show the report

The same format for every client: top fixes first, evidence attached.

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Sell the monthly

A fresh report every month proves the work is working.

What's in every report

Every finding comes with its proof.

Crawler access

Which AI crawlers the site's robots.txt allows, and whether each one can really get in.

Page structure

Headings and landmarks — what AI readers need to break a page into answers.

Metadata

The title, description and markup AI uses to understand and quote the page.

Content clarity

Whether the page has enough clear text for AI to quote.

FAQ signals

Question-and-answer content, the format AI assistants cite most.

Performance

Load speed and page weight. Slow pages get read less.

The monthly service

A monthly report your client understands at a glance.

Month over month: what changed, what got fixed, and what's next. It replaces the long status meeting — and it's a line item you can bill every month.

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Score

This month's score beside last month's, with the points gained or lost and the trend between them.

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What changed

A dated log of everything that moved on the site since the last report.

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Fixed this month

The findings that got closed out, each with the date it was fixed.

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Category movement

Every category — crawler access, structure, metadata, content, FAQ signals, performance — from where it started to where it stands now.

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Crawler access

Which AI crawlers the site allows at the latest check, bot by bot.

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Still open

What's still unfixed, with its severity — so nothing slips quietly into next month.

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Next actions

The ranked list of what to do next — the agenda for the month ahead.

FAQ

Questions agencies ask.

Can I put my own logo on it?

Yes. Add your agency name and logo, and every report carries your branding at the top.

Is it the same report every time?

Yes — the same format for every client, so reports compare cleanly month to month and you present it the same way every time.

Where does the evidence come from?

Every finding shows what was checked on the page and what was found, so you can stand behind each fix you recommend.

How do I price the monthly to my clients?

That's your call — you set your own price. Monitoring shows what changed each month, so the client sees the work in every report.

What do I tell a client who asks about ChatGPT?

Show them the report. It scans their site the way ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity read it, and ranks what to fix first.

Where's pricing?

On the pricing page: token packs for scans, and monitoring for the clients you keep.

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