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Generative Search Optimization Score
Generative Search Optimization Score: Evaluate citation, authorship and entity signals in source HTML. Readiness estimate only; no AI engine rankings are claimed.
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This tool reviews whether supplied HTML exposes JSON-LD types, source links, explicit authorship and entity descriptions. GEO here means Generative Engine Optimization. The result describes readiness signals, not measured AI visibility.
How to use it
Paste the page HTML. Inspect the extracted schema types and source links. Confirm that entities and author information are truthful. Add evidence only where it supports a real claim.
Why it matters
Readers and automated systems need enough context to identify who is responsible for information and where supporting evidence comes from. Consistency and specificity are useful editorial goals.
Example
A research explainer can name its actual author, link to primary research and use factual Person or Organization markup. Adding these fields does not establish that an AI system will cite it.
Understanding the result
The group score is the share of four local checks that pass. It does not measure trust, authority or E-E-A-T as a numeric property. External-link presence is not a credibility assessment.
Limitations
No AI engines are queried. The tool cannot verify brand mentions, rankings, citation likelihood or Knowledge Graph inclusion. It does not assess source reliability automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guarantee search visibility?
No. This tool reviews the supplied evidence. Search engines and AI systems make independent selection decisions.
Is my input stored?
Browser tools process locally. Server tools process the input; reports are saved only when requested. Connected AI and data tools send required input to their service providers.