CORPUSAudit report
https://corpushq.co
Audited 2026-09-01 00:00 UTC · 9 pages crawled
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Your plan
What to do, in order.
Built from the findings below — the specific move, why it matters, and how to do it. Worst first. AI-visibility notes reflect one model at one moment; nothing here promises rankings or traffic.
Your site runs fast and reads well, but missing trust signals and a few SEO basics are holding you back from stronger credibility with buyers and platforms.
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Add missing trust signals to footer — Buyers and ad platforms check for email, privacy policy, and social links as proof you're real. Add a footer section with: contact email, link to privacy policy page, link to terms of service, and links to your social profiles (LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.).
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Publish a privacy policy and terms page — These aren't optional; platforms won't fully trust or promote a site without them. Write or generate a basic privacy policy and terms of service tailored to your business, then link both in the footer.
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Fix heading hierarchy — You have one H1 but skip heading levels (e.g., H2 then H4), which confuses crawlers and screen readers. Rewrite so every section flows H2 → H3 with no gaps. Audit each page to make sure the outline reads cleanly top to bottom.
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Trim the meta description — Your current one is 239 characters; it gets cut off in search results. Rewrite it in 50–165 characters to display fully and encourage clicks.
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Add FAQ section with question headings — Create an FAQ using real customer questions as H2/H3 headings (e.g., "How does Corpus help teams collaborate?"). AI assistants and people searching both prefer answer-style content phrased as questions, and it can pull more attention in results.
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Can AI assistants read — and cite — this site?
When people ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity about a business like this one, the assistant can only cite what it can read and trust. This score measures whether the site is legible and quotable to them — six concrete signals, checked the same deterministic way every time. The measurement is new: most sites have never been checked for it.
| Signal | Status | What this audit found |
|---|---|---|
| llms.txt | Pass | Found, no issue recorded — assistants get a curated guide to the business. |
| Structured data (JSON-LD) | Pass | Valid schema.org markup identifies the business — engines can lift name, URL and contact details. |
| AI-crawler access | Pass | No robots.txt rule blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or Google-Extended. |
| Extractable content | Pass | The static HTML carries readable copy — crawlers that skip JavaScript still see the site. |
| Question-shaped headings | Issue | No question-shaped headings — the fix is in the checklist below. |
| Answer structure | Pass | Lists or tables give assistants clean, quotable fragments to cite. |
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How each pillar scored, and what each one checks
| Pillar | What it checks | Score |
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| SEO | Titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, robots.txt and sitemap. |
87
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| Speed | Response time, page weight, compression, redirect chains, HTTPS. |
100
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| Trust | Contact details, a working contact page, privacy and terms, a clear call to action. |
85
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| Content | How much readable copy the pages carry, indexable pages, signs of maintenance. |
100
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| AI citability | Whether AI assistants can read and cite the site: llms.txt, structured data, AI-crawler access, extractable content. |
85
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Findings
The full checklist behind the plan.
Every step in the plan traces to one of these. Each finding names the pillar it hits, what was found, and the fix — the whole list, worst first, nothing held back.
Minor Minor (5)
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geo No question-shaped headings
No H2/H3 on any crawled page is phrased as a question. Answer-style sections match how people ask AI assistants and are what gets quoted.
Fix: Add an FAQ-style section with real customer questions as H2/H3 headings and direct answers below each.
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seo Heading structure: one H1, 1 skipped level(s), e.g. H2 followed by H4
One H1, but 1 skipped level(s), e.g. H2 followed by H4. An ordered outline (H1, then H2 sections, H3 inside them) reads best for crawlers and screen readers. Measured grade 75/100 — costs 2.2 point(s) of the seo score.
Fix: Use exactly one H1, then H2 sections (H3 inside them) without skipping levels.
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seo Meta description length is off
The meta description is 239 characters; 50-165 displays fully without getting truncated.
Fix: Rewrite it to 50-165 characters.
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trust Trust signal completeness: 5/8 signals
5 of 8 trust signals found on the homepage. Missing: email, privacy policy link, social profile link. Buyers and platforms read these as quiet proof the business is real and reachable. Measured grade 62/100 — costs 10.0 point(s) of the trust score.
Fix: Add the missing signals — most are one footer link or meta tag each.
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trust Legal links incomplete
No link to a privacy policy was found. Buyers and ad platforms both check for these quiet credibility signals.
Fix: Publish and link a privacy policy and a terms page in the footer.
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