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Separate notes on checks already described in the Knowledge Center. Each note is its own page so it can be crawled and indexed on its own.

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Search Visibility

Four Independent Visibility Tracks Without a Blended Score

Four tracks keep search and generative health and growth independent of one another.

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SEO

What SEO Health Asks of a Live Site

SEO Health checks whether the live site can be crawled, indexed, and understood.

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SEO

What SEO Growth Still Leaves Open

SEO Growth lists honest coverage gaps that a health score cannot close.

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GEO

What GEO Health Means for Answers

GEO Health tests understanding, evidence, and answers already on the site.

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GEO

Where GEO Growth Still Has Room

GEO Growth finds answer coverage and expansion that are still open.

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Technical

From the First Scan Through the Next Re-audit

Re-audit compares the live site with the actions the blueprint requested.

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Technical

Audit First, Then Diagnosis, Then a Blueprint

Pages, structure, topics, entities, questions, and evidence come before the blueprint.

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Content

Question Coverage States: Answered, Partial, and Uncovered

Questions and commercial intents use separate coverage states.

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GEO

An Entity Graph from the Company to the Evidence

Five links and five named dimensions describe the graph without scores.

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GEO

Citation Readiness Without Promising a Citation

Being ready to reference is different from being cited by a product.

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Content

Direct Answers on Product Pages

State the use case, the constraints, and a specification link.

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Search Visibility

Consistent Facts Across Languages

Match the six core fields, and write real pages for local questions.

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SEO

Internal Links and Orphan Discovery

Orphan pages lack internal links, and broken links waste crawl paths.

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Technical

Canonical, Hreflang, and Sitemap Signals

Canonical, hreflang, and sitemap URLs can disagree with each other.

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Content

Near Duplicates Versus Real Coverage

Repeated templates are not coverage of a new topic.

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SEO

Commercial Intent Your Pages Can Support

Count only queries the product page can honestly support.

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Open Source

What Open Source Crawlers Surface

Those checklists name a coverage map, not a scoreboard.

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Research

Source-Backed Page Pattern

Order the page as definition, answer, example, and sources.

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GEO

Company Information Buyers Can Verify

State who you are, what you sell, and where you operate.

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Search Visibility

Why a Healthy Site Can Still Be Hard to Find

Health can look fine while questions and answer surfaces stay thin.

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