Site audit in Claude: choose and verify three fixes
What the assistant reads, what it writes, and where you decide. An illustrative audit with its limits stated.
Your SEO assistant, inside Claude and ChatGPT
Put your SEO
plans to work.
Checks your site, plans the content, and publishes to WordPress after your review. Nothing goes live until you say so.
Continues on app.advisorseo.ai. Nothing on your site is changed.
Check a page
You
Check peakplumbing.co.uk/boiler-repairs and tell me what to fix first.
AdvisorSEO
read 1 page
3 findings
The page has no heading that names the service and the city, the title repeats the home page title, and two images have no alt text. Fix the heading first. It is the line search and answer engines read to learn what the page is about.
Checked the public page only. Rankings, traffic and AI citations are not part of this check.
Plan the article
You
Plan an article from the boiler pressure keyword in my shortlist.
AdvisorSEO
reads shortlist
saves on confirm
Plan: "Why your boiler keeps losing pressure". Three sections: the three usual causes, what you can check yourself, when to call someone. Audience: homeowners in Sheffield. Source keyword: boiler losing pressure. Monthly searches: Not provided.
Preview shown. Saved only after you confirm.
Review the draft
You
Write the boiler pressure article from the plan, and hold it for me.
AdvisorSEO
read the plandrafted 1,240 wordsheld for your approval
Drafted against the Peak Plumbing profile. It answers the three questions people ask before they call, names Sheffield once in the heading and once in the body, and links the boiler repairs page.
Ready for your reviewWhy your boiler keeps losing pressure
1,240 words · drafted against the Peak Plumbing profile.
Nothing reaches peakplumbing.co.uk until you approve.
Publish on approval
AdvisorSEO
Publishedpeakplumbing.co.uk/boiler-losing-pressure
approved by you at 14:02 · WordPress draft or live post, your choice at approval.
The preview, your confirmation and the publication record are kept together.
Illustrative example, not customer results. Approval actions shown are an example.
Before anything goes live
See the work before it goes live.
Review the draft.
Read the whole piece in the conversation or in your account. Change it, or send it back.
Check the destination.
The site, the address and the post type are shown before you decide.
Approve the publication.
One explicit yes per publication. Your WordPress application password can be revoked in WordPress at any time.
Capabilities
Six families, one workflow.
Context, plan, check, prepare, publish, follow up. Every family reads the same business profile and ends in something you can approve.
Website and business context.
Keep the facts about your business close to every SEO task: services, area, audience, voice. Set once, used by every plan and draft.
Keyword and content planning.
Turn research into a ranked writing plan.
Site health and SEO checks.
Findings with evidence, and a clear next step.
AI search readiness.
Access rules, passage clarity, structured data. AI-answer tracking is planned, not live.
Content and approved publishing.
Draft, preview, one yes, then WordPress.
Leads and work overview.
Enquiries with the page they came from, stages, follow-up notes, and one overview of sites, drafts and leads. A source page shows where a form was filled in. It is not proof that SEO caused the enquiry.
See all 85 capabilities registered in the server source, with setup and approval limits.
Worked example
Start with the business behind the site.
Every task reads the same profile: what you do, where, for whom, and how you sound. Set it once, change it any time, and every plan and draft leans on it.
One profile, every task.
Peak Plumbing, Sheffield. Boiler repair, emergency call-outs, radiator work. Homeowners, landlords, letting agents. Plain, direct, no jargon.
- Business
- Peak Plumbing
- Area
- Sheffield and the surrounding postcodes
- Voice
- plain, direct, no jargon
Supplied by the owner, not verified by AdvisorSEO. Illustrative example, not customer results.
See what needs attention.
A bounded crawl of your own site, findings with evidence, an audit history, and a checklist that says plainly when a person has to decide.
- Finding
- Missing H1 on /boiler-repairs
- Evidence
- two H2 headings and no H1
- Suggested
- make "Boiler repairs in Sheffield" the H1
Illustrative example, not customer results.
Publish to WordPress when you are ready.
Preview, your confirmation, and the publication record are kept together. Draft or live post, your call at approval.
- Address
- peakplumbing.co.uk/boiler-losing-pressure
- Approved
- by you at 14:02
Illustrative example, not customer results.
Nothing reaches your site until you approve it.
Reads
- A bounded crawl of your public pages
- The profile and shortlist you saved
- The research you supply, with its source
Writes
- Plans and drafts, saved with their state
- Findings with the URL and the evidence
- An llms.txt draft for you to review
Never
- Publishes without one explicit yes
- Invents a number nobody measured
- Marks a draft approved on its own
Compare
Choose the right fit for your SEO work.
Choose AdvisorSEO for a focused workflow from site checks to reviewed content and captured leads. Consider Semrush for broad research data, backlinks and live AI-visibility measurement.
Scroll across to compare every column. With a keyboard, focus the table and use the arrow keys.
| The job | AdvisorSEO | Semrush | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishing approved content from inside the connector | yes, with a preview and your confirmation | data and read-only methods in its connector; publishing lives elsewhere | AdvisorSEO, for connector scope |
| Updating lead stages in the same workspace | yes | not in its documented connector surface | AdvisorSEO, for this workflow |
| Keyword and competitor research data | stores your research | its own datasets | Semrush |
| Backlink research | none | dedicated analysis | Semrush |
| AI-answer mentions | planned | offered | Semrush |
Planned pricing
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Questions
Know what happens next.
01What do I need to start?
A Claude or ChatGPT account where connectors can be added, and a website you own or are authorized to manage. A WordPress site is needed only for publishing.
02Does anything change on my site without me?
No. Every publication shows the content, the destination and the action first, and runs only on your confirmation. A page-speed measurement, when configured, is stored without a separate confirmation because it changes nothing on your site.
03Where do keyword volumes come from?
From research you or your assistant bring in. AdvisorSEO stores keywords with their source. It does not measure search volume or difficulty, and a stored field is not a ranking.
04Does it track whether ChatGPT or Claude mention my business?
Not yet. AI-answer and citation tracking are planned. Today's readiness checks read your pages; they do not watch any answer engine.
05Does it work with WordPress?
Publishing uses WordPress application passwords, which you create and can revoke in WordPress. The lead snippet works on any site where you can add one line before the closing body tag.
06What happens to my data?
It stays in the workspace you chose at consent. We do not sell it or use it to train models. Removing the connector, revoking the WordPress password, deleting the snippet and deleting retained records are four separate steps, each described in the privacy policy. Several sites in one workspace share that workspace's access. Client-level permission separation is a workspace design question; ask us before relying on it.
07Can I buy a plan today?
Not yet. Plans are planned and shown for review. Write to us and we will tell you what is available for your account.
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