Getting found in search and AI answers.
Guides to AI search visibility, technical SEO, accessibility, performance, security and measurement, with practical checks and examples.
What accessibility issues can a website audit catch automatically?
A website audit can verify the machine-detectable slice of accessibility: alt text, contrast, labels, heading order and ARIA roles, across every page it crawls. Here is exactly what it catches, what still needs a person, and what a finding costs.
What security headers does a website need in 2026?
Security headers tell a browser what to refuse on a page's behalf: a downgrade to HTTP, an injected script, a hidden framing iframe. Here are the six that matter, what a header that exists but does nothing looks like, and how Auditaar grades them.
Google Consent Mode v2 setup mistakes that make your cookie banner useless
A banner that changes nothing, a default declared after the tag, no update on accept: the Consent Mode v2 mistakes that leak data before consent, and how to fix each one.
What is an AI-Visibility Score, and how is it measured?
An AI-Visibility Score measures whether answer engines like ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews actually cite and name your site. Here is what goes into one, and how Auditaar reads it.
How to read a website audit: the six pillars and the A-Score
A good website audit is more than a list of errors. Here is how to read one that scores your site out of 100 across six pillars, how it compares to a Lighthouse report, and how Auditaar turns it into an ordered plan.
Top 10 technical SEO mistakes that can quietly cost traffic
The technical SEO problems that matter most are often the ones nobody notices, such as pages left out of the index, canonicals that point the wrong way, and trackers that fire before consent is given. Here are ten of them to check, along with how to catch each one.
5 things killing your visibility in AI answers (and how to fix them)
AI engines are answering the questions your customers used to type into Google. If ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews are not citing you, one of these five things is usually why.
How to fix "Discovered - currently not indexed" in Google Search Console
"Discovered - currently not indexed" means Google knows your page exists but has chosen not to index it, so it cannot rank. Here is what causes it and a step-by-step fix.
AEO explained: how to make your site answer-ready for ChatGPT and AI Overviews
Answer Engine Optimization is structuring content so AI engines can lift a clean answer from it. Here is the anatomy of an answer-ready page, and how it differs from classic SEO.
GEO, AEO and SEO: the difference, and which one to optimize for
GEO, AEO and SEO are three goals that overlap with each other. They are about being found, being quoted, and being recommended. Here is what each means, how they overlap, and where to spend effort.
AI Overviews and the zero-click search: when rankings and clicks move apart
Google's AI Overviews answer some queries on the results page itself, which can leave a page holding on to its ranking while its clicks change. Here is what to measure and how to adapt to it.
llms.txt explained: the proposed file that maps your best pages for AI tools
llms.txt is a proposed convention. It is a plain-text map of your most useful pages, which AI tools can use if they support it. Here is what it is, what goes in it, and when it is worth adding.
INP, the Core Web Vital that replaced FID: what it is and how to pass it
Interaction to Next Paint, or INP, is a Core Web Vital that replaced First Input Delay. It measures how quickly a page responds when a person interacts with it, and it looks at all of the interactions across a whole visit, while First Input Delay measured only the very first one. Here is how to read the thresholds and how to look into a score that is slow.
How to get cited by ChatGPT Search and Perplexity
ChatGPT Search and Perplexity answer questions by citing sources. Getting cited is a specific, achievable goal. Here is what these engines reward and how to earn a citation.
E-E-A-T in the AI era: does experience still move rankings?
E-E-A-T stands for experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust, and it is the framework that Google describes for judging the quality of content. Now that AI makes fluent content cheap to produce, these signals are a useful way to tell which sources are credible. Here is what E-E-A-T means and how to show it on a page.
Schema markup in 2026: the structured data that helps a page qualify for rich results and be read more clearly by AI engines
Structured data is a way of describing what your content means, written in a format that search engines and answer engines can understand. This section covers the schema types that are linked with being eligible for rich results and with being read more clearly by AI engines, and it also covers the ones you can skip.
Surviving a Google core update: how to investigate a traffic decline
A core update can change where a site ranks compared with other sites, and a decline on its own does not tell you the cause. This section covers what a core update assesses, why quick fixes rarely help, and how to investigate the pages and queries that dropped.
JavaScript SEO: what crawlers and AI engines can read on your pages
If your content only appears after JavaScript runs, then some crawlers and AI engines may read an empty shell instead. This section covers how to check what each system sees, why it matters, and how to fix it.
Why your traffic doesn't convert: the conversion leaks an audit finds
Getting traffic is half the job. If visitors arrive and leave without acting, the problem is on the page. Here are the conversion leaks a website audit surfaces, and how to plug them.
Consent Mode and the cookieless future: getting measurement right without breaking privacy
Third-party cookies are being restricted and privacy rules are getting stricter, so the way you measure things has to change. This explains what Consent Mode does, the mistakes that let data leak, and how to stay compliant while still measuring.
Do backlinks still matter in 2026? What actually builds authority now
Backlinks are older than modern SEO, and every year someone declares them dead. They aren't, but what counts has changed. Here is what actually builds authority in 2026, for search and AI alike.
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