A global SEO × GEO score.
Audit · SEO / GEO / SFT
John Mingam methodology
Is your site structured to be found, or to be cited?
A combined technical SEO and GEO audit using the SFT method. One global score, five dimensions and five prioritised recommendations.
What you get
A useful score, not a vanity score.
An SFT read: Structure, Flow, Trust.
Blocking signals: Schema, sameAs, sources, Q&A, proof.
Exactly 5 prioritised recommendations.
A conclusion without guaranteed outcome claims.
Why this prompt
Not a generic SEO audit.
Verifiable sources
Each criterion is tied to an observable signal: structured data, citations, third-party proof and identity coherence.
SFT scoring
Every point gained or lost maps to Structure, Flow or Trust, producing a report that can be acted on directly.
No vanity scoring
If fewer than three presence signals exist, GEO is capped. A low score is better than a decorative diagnosis.
SEO · GEO · SFT
Fast audit, no vanity score.
Enter the URL. The server also reads the page live: title, meta, H1, Schema.org, links and visible text. Target runtime: under 20 seconds.
Reuse
A prompt reusable elsewhere.
The same logic can power a manual audit, a limited API base for Astronaut, or an Entity SEO / GEO training framework.
Limits
What the report must never do.
- Give a perfect score without strong signals.
- Recommend more or fewer than five actions.
- Present FAQPage as a Google rich-result gain after May 7, 2026.
- Promise guaranteed results.
FAQ · SEO/GEO/SFT audit
Before running the audit.
Does FAQPage still matter for Google?
Not as a Google rich-result lever after May 7, 2026. Its value remains real for visible answer structure, Perplexity, Bing and AI crawlers.
Does the GEO score guarantee an AI citation?
No. The score measures observable signals: structure, sources, coherence, sameAs and proof. It does not promise inclusion in generated answers.
Why is the audit organised around SFT?
Because every lost point must lead to a clear action: Structure to organise, Flow to connect, Trust to prove.