Does your website actually work? Audit it in 5 minutes
The same process we used to audit insightyai.com, turned into a prompt you can copy and paste.
5 min read · AI & Automation
Looking good doesn't mean your website works. Working means Google can find it, ChatGPT and Perplexity can cite it when someone asks about what you offer, and no one gets lost trying to contact you. This is the exact process we ran on our own site.
Step 1 — Copy this prompt
Act as a technical SEO and GEO (AI-answer optimization) auditor. Here is my website: [PASTE YOUR URL HERE]. Check: 1. Whether the site has a sitemap.xml and whether it's properly configured (includes every real page, not just the homepage) 2. Whether robots.txt allows AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) — if it doesn't, my business can't be cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI Overviews answers 3. Whether each page has a unique title and description, not repeated across the whole site 4. Whether there's structured data markup (schema.org) telling Google what kind of business I am 5. Whether images have alt text 6. Whether there are broken links or orphan pages with no link pointing to them Give me the findings in priority order: what's critical to fix now, what's important but not urgent, and what's already fine. Be specific, don't generate generic findings.
Step 2 — Paste it into Claude
Along with your website's link. If your site is large, you can ask it to start with the homepage and main service pages.
Step 3 — Prioritize the results
Fix the critical items first. Don't try to solve everything the same day — some findings take a minute, others need a developer.
Where this came from
We recorded the full process while rebuilding insightyai.com, as part of our public #60DaysToPayOurselves challenge. If you want help fixing what the audit finds, book a free diagnostic.