AI marketing audit

Turn a website URL into an AI marketing fix list.

RankFortune gives marketers a focused audit path: scan a public URL, check SEO and AEO basics, compare competitor-ready page signals, and turn the gaps into a shareable report.

What RankFortune checks

  • SEO crawl basics, metadata, sitemap, robots, canonical, and indexability
  • AEO and GEO signals such as FAQ, schema, answer blocks, and entity clarity
  • Competitor page gaps across alternatives, comparisons, use cases, pricing, and proof
  • Shareable recommendations for the next pages, headings, FAQ items, and schema updates

What you get back

  • Marketing audit score with technical, clarity, and answer-readiness layers
  • Competitor-informed content gaps that explain what to publish next
  • Copy-ready actions for SEO, AEO, and AI visibility improvement

Why AI marketing audits need structure

Chat-first marketing tools are useful when they produce decisions, not generic advice. RankFortune narrows the workflow to public website evidence, competitor page gaps, and fixes that can be shipped quickly.

Where SEO meets AEO

Traditional SEO checks still matter, but answer engines also need direct answers, product entities, comparison context, and proof content. The audit connects both layers in one report.

Built for a first marketing deliverable

The output is designed to be shared with a founder, client, or content team: score the site, show the missing pages, and recommend the next copy and schema changes.

FAQ

Questions this audit answers

What is an AI marketing audit?

It is a website audit that combines SEO health, answer-engine readiness, competitor content gaps, and practical recommendations for improving AI-era marketing visibility.

How is this different from a full marketing platform?

RankFortune focuses on the first decision: what should be fixed or published next. Broader platforms add campaign creation, social workflows, and ongoing analytics after the audit is clear.

Can agencies use this as a client report?

Yes. The paid report is designed to summarize the score, competitor gaps, recommended pages, metadata, FAQ, and schema changes in a format that can be shared.