AEO/GEO Readiness Report
Readiness Report
https://google.com
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AEO/GEO Readiness
google.com scored 17/100 on AEO readiness. The top improvement areas are: AI Summary, FAQ / Questions Answered, Key Takeaways.
About This Report
Key findings and recommendations
Why is AI Summary important?
Why is FAQ / Questions Answered important?
Why is Key Takeaways important?
Why is Expertise & Authority important?
Why is Topics & Entities important?
Score History
3 scans for google.com
Score Breakdown
Same criteria the WP AEO plugin shows inside your post editor — 11 AEO checks (100 pts) and 7 SEO checks (50 pts). The plugin's 6 focus-keyword SEO checks are skipped here because they need an author-defined keyword.
Answer Engine Optimization
9/1001/11 checks passed
How discoverable, citable and AI-ready this page is for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and other answer engines. Mirrors the AEO score shown inside the WP AEO plugin's post editor.
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AI Summary 0/15 pts
Fix: Add a meta description (50+ chars) or a clear opening paragraph.
Why it matters: Detects an AI-readable opening — a meta description (50+ chars) or the first paragraph after the H1. Answer engines lift this verbatim as the citation snippet, so a clean 2–3 sentence summary drives roughly 2.8× more AI citations.
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FAQ / Questions Answered 0/15 pts
Fix: Add FAQPage schema markup with at least 2 question/answer pairs.
Why it matters: Detects FAQPage JSON-LD schema with at least two question/answer pairs. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews quote Q&A blocks verbatim — sites with FAQPage structured data see ~43% more AI visibility.
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Key Takeaways 0/12 pts
Fix: Add ItemList schema with key takeaways. AI engines extract these as atomic facts.
Why it matters: Detects ItemList JSON-LD schema with key takeaways. AI engines extract these as atomic, citable facts; pages with 15+ entities/takeaways get up to a 4.8× citation boost.
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Expertise & Authority 0/8 pts
Fix: Add author information with credentials (E-E-A-T signals).
Why it matters: E-E-A-T signals: schema.org/author, rel="author" link, or any author byline element. 96% of AI-cited content includes clear expertise/authorship signals.
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Topics & Entities 0/8 pts
Fix: Add at least 2 topics in schema "keywords" or <meta name="keywords">.
Why it matters: Counts comma-separated terms in schema "keywords" or <meta name="keywords">. Two or more topics gives knowledge-graph context — entity-rich pages rank ~3.2× higher in AI retrieval.
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Content Type 0/7 pts
Fix: Add Article (or NewsArticle / BlogPosting) JSON-LD schema.
Why it matters: Detects Article / NewsArticle / BlogPosting JSON-LD schema. Stacking three schema types (Article + FAQ + ItemList) drives ~1.8× more AI citations than a single schema.
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Citation Instruction 0/7 pts
Fix: Add citation metadata so AI engines know how to attribute your content.
Why it matters: Detects citation, license or isBasedOn fields in schema, or <meta name="citation_*"> tags. Pages with explicit attribution guidance are ~2.1× more likely to be cited with a source link.
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Content Length (300+ words) 0/3 pts
Fix: Page has 12 words. Aim for 300+ for better AI indexing.
Why it matters: Counts visible words on the rendered page. Below 300 words AI engines lack enough context to summarize confidently — this is the AEO-side check (3 pts); the SEO group has its own 5-pt version.
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Semantic Completeness 0/10 pts
Fix: Use 3+ subheadings with varied levels, 600+ words, and multiple schema types.
Why it matters: Composite of three sub-signals: heading depth (3+ headings spanning ≥2 levels), body depth (≥600 words), and schema variety (≥4 types). Mirrors how LLMs assess whether a page covers a topic exhaustively — needs at least 8/10 to pass.
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Content Freshness 4/8 pts
Fix: No publication date found. Add datePublished/dateModified to schema.
Why it matters: Reads dateModified / datePublished from schema. Full points within 30 days, partial up to 90, decaying after 180. Roughly half of all AI citations come from content under 90 days old.
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Multi-Modal Content 5/7 pts
Why it matters: Counts content modalities present: images, video/iframes, tables and lists. At least two are needed to pass — multi-modal pages get up to +156% more AI citations.
Search Engine Optimization
15/502/7 checks passed
Classic on-page SEO signals — meta tag quality, content structure, images, links, and readability. Mirrors the SEO score from the WP AEO plugin, minus the 6 focus-keyword checks the public scanner can't validate without an author-set keyword (install the plugin to score those too).
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SEO Title Length 5/10 pts
Fix: 6 chars — aim for 50-60.
Why it matters: The <title> tag should be 30–70 characters. The 50–60 sweet spot avoids truncation in Google and Bing SERPs.
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Description Length 0/10 pts
Fix: 16 chars — aim for 120-160.
Why it matters: Meta description should be 100–170 characters. Below 100 it gets ignored by Google; above 170 it gets truncated mid-sentence.
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Content Length (300+ words) 0/3 pts
Fix: 12 words — aim for 300+.
Why it matters: Same 300+ word target as the AEO check, scored separately under SEO (5 pts here vs. 3 pts there). Below 300 words pages rarely rank for competitive queries.
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Images with Alt Text 5/5 pts
Why it matters: Page must contain at least one <img> tag with a non-empty alt attribute. Alt text is required for image SEO and accessibility compliance.
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Internal/External Links 5/5 pts
Why it matters: Page should contain at least one internal or external <a href> link. Links distribute authority and give crawlers new paths to follow.
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Heading Structure 0/5 pts
Fix: Use H2/H3 to structure your content.
Why it matters: At least two H2–H6 subheadings, so the document has a hierarchical structure crawlers can outline.
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Readability Score 0/10 pts
Fix: Flesch score: -31. Aim for 60+ (8th grade level).
Why it matters: Flesch Reading Ease ≥60 = full score; 50–59 partial; 30–49 minimal; below 30 fails. 60+ is plain English at roughly an 8th-grade reading level.
Suggested Fixes
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AEO Missing: AI Summary
Fix: Add a meta description (50+ chars) or a clear opening paragraph.
Why it matters: Detects an AI-readable opening — a meta description (50+ chars) or the first paragraph after the H1. Answer engines lift this verbatim as the citation snippet, so a clean 2–3 sentence summary drives roughly 2.8× more AI citations.
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AEO Missing: FAQ / Questions Answered
Fix: Add FAQPage schema markup with at least 2 question/answer pairs.
Why it matters: Detects FAQPage JSON-LD schema with at least two question/answer pairs. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews quote Q&A blocks verbatim — sites with FAQPage structured data see ~43% more AI visibility.
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AEO Missing: Key Takeaways
Fix: Add ItemList schema with key takeaways. AI engines extract these as atomic facts.
Why it matters: Detects ItemList JSON-LD schema with key takeaways. AI engines extract these as atomic, citable facts; pages with 15+ entities/takeaways get up to a 4.8× citation boost.
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AEO Missing: Expertise & Authority
Fix: Add author information with credentials (E-E-A-T signals).
Why it matters: E-E-A-T signals: schema.org/author, rel="author" link, or any author byline element. 96% of AI-cited content includes clear expertise/authorship signals.
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AEO Missing: Topics & Entities
Fix: Add at least 2 topics in schema "keywords" or <meta name="keywords">.
Why it matters: Counts comma-separated terms in schema "keywords" or <meta name="keywords">. Two or more topics gives knowledge-graph context — entity-rich pages rank ~3.2× higher in AI retrieval.
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AEO Missing: Content Type
Fix: Add Article (or NewsArticle / BlogPosting) JSON-LD schema.
Why it matters: Detects Article / NewsArticle / BlogPosting JSON-LD schema. Stacking three schema types (Article + FAQ + ItemList) drives ~1.8× more AI citations than a single schema.
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AEO Missing: Citation Instruction
Fix: Add citation metadata so AI engines know how to attribute your content.
Why it matters: Detects citation, license or isBasedOn fields in schema, or <meta name="citation_*"> tags. Pages with explicit attribution guidance are ~2.1× more likely to be cited with a source link.
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AEO Missing: Content Length (300+ words)
Fix: Page has 12 words. Aim for 300+ for better AI indexing.
Why it matters: Counts visible words on the rendered page. Below 300 words AI engines lack enough context to summarize confidently — this is the AEO-side check (3 pts); the SEO group has its own 5-pt version.
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AEO Missing: Semantic Completeness
Fix: Use 3+ subheadings with varied levels, 600+ words, and multiple schema types.
Why it matters: Composite of three sub-signals: heading depth (3+ headings spanning ≥2 levels), body depth (≥600 words), and schema variety (≥4 types). Mirrors how LLMs assess whether a page covers a topic exhaustively — needs at least 8/10 to pass.
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AEO Missing: Content Freshness
Fix: No publication date found. Add datePublished/dateModified to schema.
Why it matters: Reads dateModified / datePublished from schema. Full points within 30 days, partial up to 90, decaying after 180. Roughly half of all AI citations come from content under 90 days old.
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SEO Missing: SEO Title Length
Fix: 6 chars — aim for 50-60.
Why it matters: The <title> tag should be 30–70 characters. The 50–60 sweet spot avoids truncation in Google and Bing SERPs.
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SEO Missing: Description Length
Fix: 16 chars — aim for 120-160.
Why it matters: Meta description should be 100–170 characters. Below 100 it gets ignored by Google; above 170 it gets truncated mid-sentence.
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SEO Missing: Content Length (300+ words)
Fix: 12 words — aim for 300+.
Why it matters: Same 300+ word target as the AEO check, scored separately under SEO (5 pts here vs. 3 pts there). Below 300 words pages rarely rank for competitive queries.
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SEO Missing: Heading Structure
Fix: Use H2/H3 to structure your content.
Why it matters: At least two H2–H6 subheadings, so the document has a hierarchical structure crawlers can outline.
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SEO Missing: Readability Score
Fix: Flesch score: -31. Aim for 60+ (8th grade level).
Why it matters: Flesch Reading Ease ≥60 = full score; 50–59 partial; 30–49 minimal; below 30 fails. 60+ is plain English at roughly an 8th-grade reading level.
AI Bot Access
23/23 AI crawlers can access your site
Discoverability Files & Signals
Informational checks — these don't affect the AEO/SEO score, but they tell you which AI/SEO discovery files and meta signals exist on the page.
JSON-LD Schemas Detected
Every structured-data type we found in this page's <script type="application/ld+json"> blocks. Multiple schemas (Article + FAQ + ItemList) drive ~1.8× more AI citations than a single schema.
AI engines fall back to guessing your content type from raw HTML. Add at least an
Article or WebPage schema to start.
Page Citability
How well this page can be cited by AI engines
| Page | Readiness | AEO | SEO | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | 17 | 9 | 15 |
Platform Optimization
Per-platform recommendations for better discoverability
- Enable llms.txt — ChatGPT uses this to understand your site content
- Add Article or WebPage schema — helps ChatGPT extract structured content
- Use FAQPage schema — Perplexity often quotes Q&A pairs verbatim
- Add Article + FAQPage + BreadcrumbList schema stack
- Add Organization + WebSite schema
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