SEO & AI-readiness audits by industry
The audit is the same everywhere — it fetches your live URL and scores what search engines and AI answer engines can actually see. But what breaks, and what an AI assistant gets asked about you, is specific to your industry.
Each guide below names the failure modes that recur in your vertical and the exact fix for each.
Pick your industry
SaaS
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your SaaS site. Check schema, docs rendering, pricing-page structure and entity authority — with the exact fix.
SaaS audit guide →
Agencies
Run free SEO and AI-readiness audits on any client site. Scope the engagement, price it honestly, and hand over white-label reports your clients can verify.
Agencies audit guide →
E-commerce
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your online store. Check Product schema, category structure, faceted URLs and brand entity — with the exact fix.
E-commerce audit guide →
Local business
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your local business site. Check LocalBusiness schema, NAP consistency, hours and location pages — with every fix.
Local business audit guide →
Healthcare
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your clinic or practice site. Check E-E-A-T signals, author credentials, schema and answer structure — with fixes.
Healthcare audit guide →
Law firm
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your law firm site. Check attorney schema, practice-area structure, E-E-A-T and local signals — with every fix.
Law firm audit guide →
Real estate
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your real estate site. Check listing schema, IDX rendering, area guides and agent entity — with the exact fixes.
Real estate audit guide →
Restaurant
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your restaurant site. Check menu readability, Restaurant schema, hours, reservations and local signals — with fixes.
Restaurant audit guide →
Education
Run a free SEO and AI-readiness audit for your school or course site. Check Course schema, faculty authority, dates and answer structure — with every fix.
Education audit guide →
Why the vertical changes the answer
The checks are identical across industries. What differs is which of them you fail, and how much it costs you — because the questions people ask an AI assistant about a law firm look nothing like the questions they ask about a SaaS product.
Three things vary meaningfully by vertical. The first is the shape of the query: some industries live on local intent, where an engine needs a verifiable address and consistent listings, while others live on comparison intent, where a table beats every paragraph you could write. The second is the trust bar: for health, legal and financial topics, engines weight named authorship and cited sources far more heavily, and an anonymous page loses to a signed one regardless of its structure.
The third is the technology the industry has settled on. Restaurants and local businesses are frequently on page builders that render menus as images, which are invisible to a crawler. SaaS companies host documentation on JavaScript-driven subdomains that no AI crawler executes. Neither is a content problem, and neither shows up in a keyword tool — but both remove the site from AI answers entirely.
The guides below name the recurring failure for each vertical rather than restating the general advice, because the general advice is the same everywhere and is not where sites are actually losing.
Built on a specific platform?
The failure modes also differ by CMS. See the WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Wix guides for the platform-side fixes.