Website improvements
Turn website checks into a ranked list of fixes.
Audit the pages a machine would read, see what is in the way, and get clear steps for each fix. You or your web developer make every change.
Explain the first meeting.
northline.example/services
You publish the change.
What happens at the first meeting?
The service page names the meeting but does not explain it.
Make the first step clear.
- Explain what the meeting covers.
- Add facts your business can confirm.
- Review the draft before publishing.
01 / Website improvements
What the audit checks
AI assistants and the search indexes they draw on can only use what they can reach and read. The audit reads your public pages the way a machine does, along with your robots.txt file and any structured data. Readable content checks that your main text and business facts are in the page as sent.
02 / Website improvements
Three states, no single score
Each check is marked Working, Needs attention or Not checked. Not checked means the audit could not run that check, and it is never counted as healthy.
The three counts are kept apart, with no total and no grade.
03 / Website improvements
Audit one page or many
Choose what to audit each time. One page is read straight away, and a list of up to twenty addresses or the whole website is read within the hour.
Pages the audit did not reach are listed by address with the reason.
04 / Website improvements
A ranked list of fixes
The action plan turns open findings into a to-do list, with the most serious first. Each fix shows the evidence, the steps and a time guide, and the guide is not a promise.
The steps say what to change, in order, with a block to paste where text or code is needed. A fix brief downloads as a plain text record to send to whoever runs your website.
Run the audit again after a change. Each finding is then labelled new, still open, resolved or not checked again.
Marking a fix done records your choice and does not confirm the problem has gone. A change after a fix does not prove the fix caused it, and the page says so.
How it works
- Run an audit Choose one page, a list of pages or your whole website.
- Read the checks See each check as Working, Needs attention or Not checked.
- Work through the plan Follow the steps for each fix, or download the brief for your web developer.
- Audit again Run the audit again after a change to see what is resolved and what is still open.
Who it is for
Service businesses
Audit your key service pages first. Fix what stops a machine reading them.
Practices
Facts that disagree between pages, or only load after scripts run, are flagged with the page and the fix.
Shops
Each fix says where it goes and how long it takes, so you can brief your platform or developer.
How Carqo works
You connect your website, review what AI search says and receive drafts for your next steps.
Carqo checks the facts
Facts are checked against their source where Carqo holds one. Conflicts and out-of-date facts are flagged to you.
Carqo shows where AI search mentions you
It follows your customer prompts and shows what the answers said about your business.
You decide what to do with each draft
A person on your side reviews each draft and decides whether to use it.
Common questions
Who makes the changes to my website?
You or your web developer make every change. You decide what goes live and when.
Is there an overall website score?
No. Each check is marked Working, Needs attention or Not checked, and the three are counted separately.
Does a clean audit mean AI answers will name my business?
No. The audit checks whether machines can reach and read your pages. Checks that need other evidence, such as actual indexing status, are always listed as not checked.
What does a whole-website audit cover?
It follows the public pages it can discover. Private pages, blocked pages and files that cannot be read never count as checks passed.
Who makes the changes to my website?
You or your web developer make every change. You decide what goes live and when.
Is there an overall website score?
No. Each check is marked Working, Needs attention or Not checked, and the three are counted separately.
Does a clean audit mean AI answers will name my business?
No. The audit checks whether machines can reach and read your pages. Checks that need other evidence, such as actual indexing status, are always listed as not checked.
What does a whole-website audit cover?
It follows the public pages it can discover. Private pages, blocked pages and files that cannot be read never count as checks passed.
See the answers.
Then choose your next step.
Start with a free AI visibility report.