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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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Which questions to choose when checking company mentions in AI tools: customer situations, services, and city. An example set without prompting the brand name.
How to compare two website checks: choose the same pages, find fixed issues, and distinguish new results from changes in crawl depth.
How to tell whether reChecker data is suitable for your decision: compare the audit date with the publication date, and check the dates of search groups and the period covered by AI responses.
Review audit changes separately from inquiries and sales. Two examples show which results to verify on the website and what data to get from the company.
Choose an audit based on the task: regular changes, a post-release check, or a new section. Compare the scope, start time, and result you need.
Check the buyer journey on a company website: a service, case study, specification, and inquiry form. This example shows how to find an outdated document and approve a correction.
What to record before changing a website so you can check the result after publication: pages to monitor, audit date, initial behavior, and task completion criteria.
How to prepare a report on a fix: save the original example, rerun the check on the same URL, and show what changed after the developer's work.
How to choose searches that include your company name, check the pages they find, and keep brand results separate from service searches. Includes a sample list for setup.
How to choose between a subscription and a one-time check: match your website’s needs to audit frequency, availability monitoring, rankings, and reports on fixes.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.