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Review, prioritise and track recommended actions to improve your brand’s AI performance

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Use Audit to review your website pages, identify issues, and monitor how your audit results change over time.

Track your website evolution

Website Evolution shows how your website audit score changes over time.

At least two completed audits are needed before a trend can be shown.

Use this view to track how your website audit performance evolves between audit runs.

Review your website issues

The Issues summary shows the issues that are currently open for your brand.

An issue can remain open even if it was identified in an earlier audit. Issues that have been verified as resolved or dismissed are excluded from the open count.

Issues marked as Critical issue or High priority need the most immediate attention, helping you understand where to focus first.

For a more detailed view of issues across your website, open Issues.

Review your audited pages

The pages table shows the website pages that have been audited.

For each page, you can review:

  • Issues

  • Technical

  • AEO

  • Last audit

Both Technical and AEO are scored from 0 to 100, with a higher score indicating stronger performance.

  • Technical measures how well the page is built and performs, using signals such as page status, indexability, redirects, internal links, crawler access, and performance data.

  • AEO measures how well the page is prepared to be found, understood, and used as a source by AI answer engines.

If a page has not been measured, Yetify shows no score rather than treating it as 100.

Use Search Page to find a specific audited page.

Select a page to open its audit results in more detail.

Understand Technical and Content issues

Issues are classified according to the type of evidence they come from:

  • Technical — problems related to how the website is built, delivered, indexed, linked, or accessed by crawlers.

  • Content — problems related to the information on the page, including titles, meta descriptions, headings, content depth, and structured data.

Technical issues can make it harder for AI platforms to reach a page. Content issues can make it harder for them to understand and use the page once they get there.

Manage your sitemap

Select Edit Sitemap to manage the sitemap Yetify uses for auditing.

Available options include:

  • Refresh now

  • Change URL

  • Add custom page

Refresh now re-reads your configured sitemap and updates information such as whether it can be accessed, how many URLs it contains, and when it was last checked.

It does not immediately change the audited page list and does not use audit credits.

Pages are added or removed from the active audited list during an audit run. Newly discovered pages are added, while pages that are no longer found are marked as removed rather than being deleted from the audit history.

Use Change URL to update the sitemap URL or Add custom page to manually include a page you want to audit.

Run an audit

Select the pages you want to audit and choose Audit Pages.

Each page checked uses one audit credit.

Your monthly audit allowance depends on your plan:

  • Starter: 200 audits

  • Pro: 1,000 audits

  • Enterprise: custom limits

Audit credits are shared across the workspace and reset at the start of each calendar month. Unused credits do not carry over.

Only audits started by a user consume this allowance. Automatic audits run separately and do not use these credits.

Before the audit starts, Yetify shows how the run affects your allowance:

  • Used — audit credits already used.

  • This run — pages included in the current audit.

  • Remaining — credits left after the run.

Select Continue to start the audit.

Review a page audit

Open a page from the audit table to review its results in more detail.

The page view shows the audited URL, when it was last audited, and its Technical and AEO scores.

You can also select Audit Page to run the audit for that page again.

Review issues on a page

Under Issues on this page, you can review the issues identified for the selected page.

Issues are organized into:

  • Technical

  • Content

For each issue, the table can show:

  • ID

  • Issue

  • Status

  • Severity

  • Pages affected

Severity helps you prioritize what to address first:

  • Critical issue

  • High priority

  • Medium priority

  • Low priority

Use Search Issue and the available filters to find specific issues.

Manage an issue

Use the options next to an issue to access the available actions:

  • See Detail — open more information about the issue.

  • Re-run audit — re-check the affected page.

  • Go to page — open the affected page.

  • Mark as fixed — indicate that you have completed the fix.

Marking an issue as fixed does not automatically verify that the problem has been resolved.

A re-run is required to check the page again. If the issue passes the relevant check, it is marked as resolved; if the problem is still detected, it remains open.

What’s next?

Once your audit is complete, you can:

  • Open Issues to review and manage website problems identified by your audits.

  • Use Actions to explore broader opportunities to improve your brand’s AI presence.

  • Run future audits to track how your Technical and AEO scores change over time.

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