For marketers

For marketers who own the site but not the code

You are measured on traffic and mentions, and the site is in a builder or a developer queue. The audit gives you the evidence for each problem; the repair gives the developer, or the builder, the exact change to merge.

Shared links show no card

Missing or wrong Open Graph tags turn every WhatsApp, LinkedIn and Slack share into a bare URL. Click-through on shares drops with the card.

AI assistants cannot cite what they cannot read

A blocked crawler or an empty shell means the assistant answers from third parties, or not at all.

The site says three different names

Title, Open Graph and markup naming the business differently confuses entity detection in both search and assistants.

The checks that matter here

  • Open Graph and Twitter cards
  • AI crawler access
  • Server-visible content
  • Entity clarity
  • FAQ markup that matches the page
  • Questions and content gaps

What the repair does

The questions layer lists what your pages already answer, the standard questions assistants get asked that no page answers yet, and drafts of the text to add, written from your own pages. The technical findings ship as pull requests your developer reviews.

Audit my site

Questions

Do you track mentions in ChatGPT?
No. Trackers do that. BulkAudits checks whether the assistant can read your site and fixes what stops it; use a tracker alongside if you need share-of-voice reporting.
Can I send the report to my developer?
Yes. Every finding carries the URL, the tag or header and the fix, and the pull request carries the exact diff. Agencies use the shareable report link with clients.
Does it write content for me?
It drafts opening paragraphs, FAQ entries and an llms.txt from facts on your pages, with brackets where a fact is missing. It never invents claims.

Also: agencies, founders, developers, online stores, saas.