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SEO Agency Automation Tool | SearchBlueprint

8 September 2026 · written and scored by the SearchBlueprint pipeline

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How to read this

  • Sections are listed top to bottom in the order they appear on the page. Build each one as described under Layout, using the Copy (exact) word for word.
  • Anything marked OWNER TO SUPPLY is a fact the business must provide (a real quote, a price, a phone number). Do not invent it; leave it visibly unfinished until it arrives.
  • The Page-level SEO requirements apply to the whole page: one H1, the title and meta description as written, the internal links with their anchor text, and the structured data in the <head>.
  • What changes vs the page today lists every section as added, rewritten or kept, and puts today's title, meta description and H1 next to the proposed ones.

Scores

Content score
Page today 74
This proposal 92

Content score = on-page content and structure checks over the proposal as a document. It is not a ranking prediction, and the live page only earns it once built.

What changes vs the page today

Today Proposed
Title tag For agencies: SEO strategy in minutes | SearchBlueprint SEO Agency Automation Tool | SearchBlueprint
Meta description Deliver SEO and AI-search strategy in minutes, not days: client projects, branded reports and share links, without hiring more specialists. Scale your agency with automated SEO strategy: client-ready roadmaps, keyword maps and branded reports in minutes. Start a free audit.
H1 Deliver enterprise SEO strategy without enterprise effort SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery
# Section Change What is different
1 SearchBlueprint Kept as-is Header nav and CTA unchanged, built from the brand's own navigation.
2 SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery Rewritten H1 changed to the plan's H1 with the primary keyword; subheading rewritten to state audience and outcome; CTA wording unified to the plan's primary CTA.
3 Trust bar New section New stat strip summarising the pricing tiers and article volume, using only numbers already on the page.
4 What software do SEO agencies use for strategy? New section New H2 section answering an AI-search prompt directly, not present on the page today.
5 How can agencies automate SEO client work? New section New H2 section that also pulls in the case study and 347% blog post as proof, as the analysis requested.
6 The agency math, fixed Rewritten The 'agency math, fixed' section kept its four pain-point pairs but reworded into benefit-led cards and linked to /features.
7 Built for client work Rewritten The four 'Built for client work' items kept, now with image alt text and a link to white-label-reports and rank-tracking that were missing before.
8 See what a client gets before you commit New section New mid-page CTA band added so the page has more than one call to action, using the existing sample-report link.
9 Best SEO tools for digital agencies New section New H2 answering another AI-search prompt, linking to the GEO feature page.
10 Agency SEO reporting tools comparison New section New H2 answering the reporting-tools-comparison prompt, linking to the existing /vs page.
11 Manual strategy vs SearchBlueprint New section New comparison table addressing the quality-control objection the analysis flagged as unaddressed.
12 Agency pricing Rewritten Same three pricing tiers and figures, restructured into a pricing block and now paired with FAQ-style mid-month/contract questions.
13 What agencies say New section New testimonials block, all placeholders since the page has no real quotes, to prompt the owner to supply one.
14 Frequently asked questions New section New FAQ block with schema, covering billing, white-labelling and contract questions absent from the page today.
15 Run your next engagement on SearchBlueprint Rewritten Closing 'Run your next engagement' section kept its copy and free-audit offer, CTA label unified with the hero's.
16 SearchBlueprint Kept as-is Footer columns and links unchanged, taken directly from the brand's footer.
  • Headings added: What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?; How can agencies automate SEO client work?; See what a client gets before you commit; Best SEO tools for digital agencies; Agency SEO reporting tools comparison; Manual strategy vs SearchBlueprint; What agencies say; Frequently asked questions

Page-level SEO requirements

  • Title tag: SEO Agency Automation Tool | SearchBlueprint (44 chars; aim for 60 or fewer)
  • Meta description: Scale your agency with automated SEO strategy: client-ready roadmaps, keyword maps and branded reports in minutes. Start a free audit. (134 chars; aim for 155 or fewer)
  • Canonical: https://searchblueprint.io/for-agencies
  • H1 (exactly one): SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery
  • Primary keyword: SEO agency automation tool
  • Secondary keywords: white label SEO software, agency SEO platform, client SEO reports, automated SEO strategy

Internal links to place

URL Anchor text In section
https://searchblueprint.io/features/white-label-reports white-label reports built for agency client work b6
https://searchblueprint.io/features see every feature included in each project b6
https://searchblueprint.io/features/generative-engine-optimization GEO / AI-search strategy generation explained b9
https://searchblueprint.io/features/rank-tracking weekly rank tracking per client project b6
https://searchblueprint.io/case-study read our own dogfooding case study b5
https://searchblueprint.io/blog/how-we-used-our-own-tool-to-grow-searchblueprint-traffic-by-347 how we grew our own traffic 347% using this platform b5
https://searchblueprint.io/for-business-owners running a single site instead? see the business owner plan b12
https://searchblueprint.io/vs compare SearchBlueprint to other agency SEO tools b10

Structured data (JSON-LD in the <head>)

FAQPage

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      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Can I white-label reports under my own domain?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Reports can carry your agency name, logo and colours as a branded PDF export. [Owner to supply: confirmation on custom domain / URL white-labelling]"
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Heading outline

The page's heading structure, top to bottom. Use these exact tags — one <h1>, section headings as <h2>, everything under them as <h3>.

  • H1 SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery
    • H2 What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?
    • H2 How can agencies automate SEO client work?
    • H2 The agency math, fixed
      • H3 Strategy in minutes, not days
      • H3 Margin stays in the engagement
      • H3 Scale without hiring specialists
      • H3 Consistent, client-ready output
    • H2 Built for client work
      • H3 Client projects
      • H3 Branded PDF reports
      • H3 Client share links
      • H3 Rank and AI-search tracking
    • H2 See what a client gets before you commit
    • H2 Best SEO tools for digital agencies
    • H2 Agency SEO reporting tools comparison
    • H2 Manual strategy vs SearchBlueprint
      • H3 Manual research and reporting
      • H3 SearchBlueprint
    • H2 Agency pricing
      • H3 1-4 websites
      • H3 5-9 websites
      • H3 10-15 websites
    • H2 What agencies say
    • H2 Frequently asked questions
      • H3 What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?
      • H3 How can agencies automate SEO client work?
      • H3 What happens if I add a site mid-month?
      • H3 Can I white-label reports under my own domain?
      • H3 Is there a contract minimum?
      • H3 Does this replace my SEO strategists?
    • H2 Run your next engagement on SearchBlueprint

Sections, top to bottom

1. Header (header) — id b1

Kept as-is — Header nav and CTA unchanged, built from the brand's own navigation.

Layout

  • Layout: the site's existing header. Keep the live site's header; this block only records the links the redesign expects to exist.
  • Navigation links: Academy -> /academy; Free tools -> /free-tools; Compare -> /vs; Pricing -> /#pricing; Sign in -> /login.
  • Header CTA button -> /login?mode=signup.

Copy (exact)

  • SearchBlueprint
  • Academy
  • Free tools
  • Compare
  • Pricing
  • Sign in
  • Start a free audit

2. Hero (hero, variant "split-image") — id b2

Rewritten — H1 changed to the plan's H1 with the primary keyword; subheading rewritten to state audience and outcome; CTA wording unified to the plan's primary CTA.

Layout

  • Layout: hero, variant "split-image" (copy left, image right; stacks with the image below on mobile).
  • The heading is the page's ONLY

    .

  • Primary CTA button -> /login?mode=signup; secondary (text) link -> /report/demo.
  • Image: Screenshot of a branded SearchBlueprint client report showing audit score, keyword map and content plan (use this as the alt text, verbatim).

Headings

  • <h1> SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery

Copy (exact)

  • For marketing, web, branding and SEO agencies
  • SEO Agency Automation Tool That Scales Your Client Delivery
  • SearchBlueprint is the agency SEO platform that turns days of keyword research, competitor analysis and planning into minutes, generating client-ready audits, keyword maps and content plans so every engagement starts profitable.
  • Start Building Your Blueprint — Free Audit, No Card Required
  • See a sample client report
  • Free SEO + AI-search audit on sign-up. No card required.

Why

  • The H1 now carries the plan's primary keyword and the subheading states what the tool does, for whom, and the outcome, unifying the previously inconsistent CTA wording. (Rule 3, Rule 4)

3. Trust bar (trust-bar, variant "stats") — id b3

New section — New stat strip summarising the pricing tiers and article volume, using only numbers already on the page.

Layout

  • Layout: one horizontal row, variant "stats" (big number over a small label); wraps to 2 per row on mobile.
  • 4 items.

Copy (exact)

  • 3
  • Pricing tiers by portfolio size
  • 30
  • Scored articles included per site per month
  • 25%
  • Discount at 10-15 websites
  • Minutes, not days
  • Report delivery

Why

  • Gives visitors a quick scan of the pricing structure using only facts already on the page, before they read further. (Rule 9)

4. Text section (rich-text) — id b4

New section — New H2 section answering an AI-search prompt directly, not present on the page today.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?

Copy (exact)

  • What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?
  • Agencies evaluating strategy tools typically look for one platform that covers audit, keyword research, content planning and client reporting instead of stitching together separate tools for each step. SearchBlueprint is built specifically for agency client work: a project per client that holds the audit, keyword map, site structure and content plan, plus weekly rank and AI-search tracking, branded PDF reports and read-only share links clients can open without an account.
  • Most agencies previously combined a keyword research tool, a rank tracker, a reporting tool and manual competitor analysis in a spreadsheet. Consolidating those steps into one automated workflow is what removes the days of unbillable research time before an engagement can start.

Why

  • Answers 'What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?' as a standalone, citable passage. (Rule 5)

5. Text section (rich-text) — id b5

New section — New H2 section that also pulls in the case study and 347% blog post as proof, as the analysis requested.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> How can agencies automate SEO client work?

Copy (exact)

  • How can agencies automate SEO client work?
  • Agencies automate SEO client work by replacing the manual research and reporting phase with a tool that generates the audit, keyword map, site structure and content plan for a new client in minutes, then keeps producing weekly re-audits and rank tracking without a strategist repeating the work by hand. This is the same workflow SearchBlueprint runs on its own site: read our own dogfooding case study and how we grew our own traffic 347% using this platform to see the process applied end to end.
  • The result is a standardised, repeatable output every time — the same structure and quality whichever team member runs the project — freeing senior strategists to spend their time on judgement calls and client calls rather than repetitive planning.

Why

  • Answers 'How can agencies automate SEO client work?' and pulls the case study and 347% growth post into the page as the social proof the analysis asked for. (Rule 5, Rule 4)

6. Benefits (benefits, variant "cards-3") — id b6

Rewritten — The 'agency math, fixed' section kept its four pain-point pairs but reworded into benefit-led cards and linked to /features.

Layout

  • Layout: heading + intro paragraph, then 4 items as cards, 3 per row (1 per row on mobile).

Headings

  • <h2> The agency math, fixed
  • <h3> Strategy in minutes, not days
  • <h3> Margin stays in the engagement
  • <h3> Scale without hiring specialists
  • <h3> Consistent, client-ready output

Copy (exact)

  • The agency math, fixed
  • The strategy phase is where agency margin usually goes to die. This is where SearchBlueprint changes the arithmetic.
  • Strategy in minutes, not days
  • Complete SEO and GEO strategies — audit, keyword map, site structure, content plan — generated in minutes instead of taking days before any billable implementation starts. See every feature included in each project.
  • Margin stays in the engagement
  • Standardised, repeatable workflows cut the research grind that used to eat the retainer, so more of what you bill stays as margin.
  • Scale without hiring specialists
  • AI handles the repetitive planning work; your specialists spend their time on high-value strategy and client calls instead of manual research.
  • Consistent, client-ready output
  • Every strategist gets the same enterprise-grade structure and quality, run after run, backed by white-label reports built for agency client work and weekly rank tracking per client project.

Why

  • Keeps the 'agency math' pain-point section but links it out to the features page so the claims are backed by detail. (Rule 4)

7. Features (features) — id b7

Rewritten — The four 'Built for client work' items kept, now with image alt text and a link to white-label-reports and rank-tracking that were missing before.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then 4 rows, a hairline rule between them; each row = image on one side, title + body + link on the other, sides alternating down the block, on a 1040px measure; one column on a phone.
  • Row 1 image: Dashboard view of multiple client projects organised in separate workspaces (alt text verbatim).
  • Row 2 image: Branded PDF SEO report with agency logo and colours on the cover page (alt text verbatim).
  • Row 2 link -> /features/white-label-reports.
  • Row 3 image: Client-facing report shared via a read-only link on a laptop screen (alt text verbatim).
  • Row 4 image: Weekly rank tracking chart alongside AI Overview citation monitoring (alt text verbatim).
  • Row 4 link -> /features/rank-tracking.

Headings

  • <h2> Built for client work
  • <h3> Client projects
  • <h3> Branded PDF reports
  • <h3> Client share links
  • <h3> Rank and AI-search tracking

Copy (exact)

  • Built for client work
  • Client projects
  • One workspace, a project per client: audits, rank tracking, tasks and history stay organised per engagement.
  • Branded PDF reports
  • Your agency name, logo and colours on the graded report and its PDF export — a client-ready deliverable.
  • white-label reports built for agency client work
  • Client share links
  • Read-only report links your clients open without an account — no login walls between them and the value.
  • Rank and AI-search tracking
  • Weekly position tracking plus Google AI Overview and AI Mode citation monitoring per project.
  • weekly rank tracking per client project

Why

  • Adds the white-label reports link the analysis flagged as missing and gives each feature row an image for accessibility and image search. (Rule 4, Rule 13)

8. CTA band (cta-band, variant "banner") — id b8

New section — New mid-page CTA band added so the page has more than one call to action, using the existing sample-report link.

Layout

  • Layout: full-width band in the primary colour, centered heading + body + button.
  • Button -> /report/demo.

Headings

  • <h2> See what a client gets before you commit

Copy (exact)

  • See what a client gets before you commit
  • Open a full sample report — the audit, keyword map and branded PDF export a client would receive.
  • See a sample client report

Why

  • A second, earlier CTA using the existing sample report link, addressing the 'will this replace my strategists' hesitation with proof before the pricing ask. (at least four CTAs)

9. Text section (rich-text) — id b9

New section — New H2 answering another AI-search prompt, linking to the GEO feature page.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> Best SEO tools for digital agencies

Copy (exact)

  • Best SEO tools for digital agencies
  • The best SEO tools for digital agencies are the ones that remove manual, repetitive work from strategy delivery without losing quality control: automated audits, keyword mapping, content planning and rank tracking, combined with client-facing reporting that carries the agency's own branding. SearchBlueprint covers all of these in a single per-client project rather than requiring separate subscriptions for research, tracking and reporting.
  • A growing part of this evaluation now includes GEO — generative engine optimization — since client visibility increasingly depends on being cited in Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, not only ranking in classic search results. GEO / AI-search strategy generation explained covers how this is generated and tracked per project.

Why

  • Answers 'Best SEO tools for digital agencies' and introduces GEO with a link to the feature explaining it. (Rule 5)

10. Text section (rich-text) — id b10

New section — New H2 answering the reporting-tools-comparison prompt, linking to the existing /vs page.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> Agency SEO reporting tools comparison

Copy (exact)

  • Agency SEO reporting tools comparison
  • Agency SEO reporting tools generally fall into two groups: standalone reporting dashboards that pull data from other platforms, and full SEO platforms that generate the underlying audit and strategy and then export it as a branded report. SearchBlueprint sits in the second group — the report reflects a project already built inside the platform, so there is no separate export or reformatting step, and clients can open a read-only share link without creating an account.
  • compare SearchBlueprint to other agency SEO tools for a side-by-side view of how this differs from stitching together a separate rank tracker, keyword tool and reporting dashboard.

Why

  • Answers 'Agency SEO reporting tools comparison' and links to the existing /vs comparison page. (Rule 5, Rule 4)

11. Comparison (comparison, variant "two-column") — id b11

New section — New comparison table addressing the quality-control objection the analysis flagged as unaddressed.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then two side-by-side columns with a row label above each pair; stacked on mobile.
  • Columns: "Manual research and reporting" vs "SearchBlueprint"; 5 rows.

Headings

  • <h2> Manual strategy vs SearchBlueprint
  • <h3> Manual research and reporting
  • <h3> SearchBlueprint

Copy (exact)

  • Manual strategy vs SearchBlueprint
  • Manual research and reporting
  • SearchBlueprint
  • Time to first client deliverable
  • Days of research before billable work starts
  • Minutes to a full audit, keyword map and content plan
  • Output consistency
  • Varies by strategist
  • Same structure and quality on every project
  • Client reporting
  • Manually assembled per client
  • Branded PDF report and share link generated from the project
  • Scaling to more clients
  • Usually means hiring senior specialists
  • Per-website pricing that gets cheaper per site as the portfolio grows
  • AI-search visibility
  • Tracked separately, if at all
  • Google AI Overview / AI Mode citation monitoring built in

Why

  • Directly addresses the objection-handling gap the analysis identified around output quality and consistency versus manual work. (content improvement: objection handling)

12. Pricing (pricing) — id b12

Rewritten — Same three pricing tiers and figures, restructured into a pricing block and now paired with FAQ-style mid-month/contract questions.

Layout

  • Layout: heading + intro, then 3 plan cards side by side (stack on mobile): name, price + period, feature list with check icons, CTA button.
  • "1-4 websites" CTA -> /login?mode=signup.
  • "5-9 websites" CTA -> /login?mode=signup.
  • "10-15 websites" CTA -> /login?mode=signup.

Headings

  • <h2> Agency pricing
  • <h3> 1-4 websites
  • <h3> 5-9 websites
  • <h3> 10-15 websites

Copy (exact)

  • Agency pricing
  • Every website gets the full platform: 30 scored articles a month, the keyword and page map, content planning, internal links, weekly re-audits and client-ready reports. The more sites you run, the less each one costs. Prices are per website per month on the annual plan, in USD; monthly billing is available at the standard per-site rate. Running more than 15 sites? Talk to us and we will size it ar
  • 1-4 websites
  • $99
  • /site/mo
  • Standard rate
  • No minimum, no bundle to grow into
  • Full platform on every site
  • Start Building Your Blueprint
  • 5-9 websites
  • $84
  • /site/mo
  • Save 15%
  • Five sites cost $420/mo instead of $495
  • Most agency portfolios land here
  • Start Building Your Blueprint
  • 10-15 websites
  • $74
  • /site/mo
  • Save 25%
  • Ten sites cost $740/mo instead of $990
  • Discount applies to every site, not just the extra ones
  • Start Building Your Blueprint

Why

  • Same pricing facts as today, now paired with an FAQ answering practical mid-month and contract questions agencies actually ask before buying. (Rule 9)

13. Testimonials (testimonials, variant "cards") — id b13

New section — New testimonials block, all placeholders since the page has no real quotes, to prompt the owner to supply one.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then 2 quote cards in a row (stack on mobile); each with the name and role under it.
  • Every quote must be real and attributable; a placeholder stays visibly unfinished until the owner supplies it.

Headings

  • <h2> What agencies say

Copy (exact)

  • What agencies say

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: a real client quote

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: client name

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: agency name and role

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: a real client quote

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: client name

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: agency name and role

Why

  • Adds the trust section the analysis said was completely missing; placeholders only, since no real quote exists on the page. (Rule 8, Rule 9)

14. FAQ (faq) — id b14

New section — New FAQ block with schema, covering billing, white-labelling and contract questions absent from the page today.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then 6 questions as an accordion (question =

    , answer hidden until opened; first open by default is fine).

  • Add FAQPage JSON-LD with exactly these questions and answers (see page-level schema).

Headings

  • <h2> Frequently asked questions
  • <h3> What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?
  • <h3> How can agencies automate SEO client work?
  • <h3> What happens if I add a site mid-month?
  • <h3> Can I white-label reports under my own domain?
  • <h3> Is there a contract minimum?
  • <h3> Does this replace my SEO strategists?

Copy (exact)

  • Frequently asked questions
  • What software do SEO agencies use for strategy?
  • A platform that covers audit, keyword mapping, content planning and client reporting in one place, rather than separate tools for each step.
  • How can agencies automate SEO client work?
  • By generating the audit, keyword map and content plan automatically per client, then tracking rankings weekly without redoing the research by hand.
  • What happens if I add a site mid-month?

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: mid-month billing and proration policy

  • Can I white-label reports under my own domain?
  • Reports carry your agency name, logo and colours. [Owner to supply: confirmation on custom domain white-labelling]
  • Is there a contract minimum?

  • OWNER TO SUPPLY: contract minimum or cancellation terms

  • Does this replace my SEO strategists?
  • No. It removes the repetitive research and reporting work so strategists focus on strategy and client calls.

Why

  • Repeats short answers to the plan's AI-search prompts plus buyer questions, and emits FAQPage schema for rich-result eligibility. (Rule 7)

15. CTA band (cta-band, variant "banner") — id b15

Rewritten — Closing 'Run your next engagement' section kept its copy and free-audit offer, CTA label unified with the hero's.

Layout

  • Layout: full-width band in the primary colour, centered heading + body + button.
  • Button -> /login?mode=signup.

Headings

  • <h2> Run your next engagement on SearchBlueprint

Copy (exact)

  • Run your next engagement on SearchBlueprint
  • Free SEO and AI-search audit on sign-up. Paid plans are priced per website and add monthly articles, keyword tracking, weekly re-audits, branded PDF reports and priority support. Running a single site instead? See the business owner plan.
  • Start Building Your Blueprint — Free Audit, No Card Required

Why

  • Closing CTA restates the free-audit offer and links to the business-owner alternative page for the wrong-fit visitor. (Rule 4)

16. Footer (footer) — id b16

Kept as-is — Footer columns and links unchanged, taken directly from the brand's footer.

Layout

  • Layout: the site's existing footer. Keep it; this block records the link groups the redesign expects.
  • Platform: For agencies -> /for-agencies; For business owners -> /for-business-owners; Academy -> /academy; Compare -> /vs.
  • Product: Framework -> /#framework; Pricing -> /#pricing; All features -> /features; Technical SEO audit -> /features/technical-seo-audit.
  • Company: SEO by industry -> /industry; SEO by platform -> /seo-for; Sign up free -> /login?mode=signup.

Copy (exact)

  • Platform
  • For agencies
  • For business owners
  • Academy
  • Compare
  • Product
  • Framework
  • Pricing
  • All features
  • Technical SEO audit
  • Company
  • SEO by industry
  • SEO by platform
  • Sign up free
  • SearchBlueprint

Owner must supply

  • a real client quote — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[0].quote
  • client name — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[0].name
  • agency name and role — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[0].role
  • a real client quote — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[1].quote
  • client name — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[1].name
  • agency name and role — section 13 (Testimonials), field items[1].role
  • mid-month billing and proration policy — section 14 (FAQ), field items[2].a
  • confirmation on custom domain white-labelling — section 14 (FAQ), field items[3].a
  • contract minimum or cancellation terms — section 14 (FAQ), field items[4].a

Related reading: Free AEO Scorer Tool | AI Search Optimization Test.

QA checklist before go-live

  • Exactly one <h1> on the page, and it reads as written above.
  • No horizontal scrolling at 390px wide; tables scroll inside their own container.
  • Every button and link is at least 44px tall on mobile.
  • Every CTA and internal link resolves (no 404s); phone links use tel:.
  • Every image has the alt text specified in its section.
  • Title and meta description match this brief; JSON-LD validates in Google's Rich Results Test.
  • No OWNER TO SUPPLY text remains.