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Start with the site you actually have
Create a workspace and add a public website you own or are authorised to audit. Choose a snapshot for an initial look or a fuller report for more pages and deeper analysis.
- No tracking snippet or website plugin required to run an audit.
- Private pages, account areas and blocked content are outside the crawl.
- Page limits and analysis depth depend on the report you select.
02
Follow the evidence
CiteRep examines the pages it can reach, checks how the business is described and looks for answers to buyer questions. Reports separate crawlability, structured data, entity clarity, citation readiness and answer coverage.
- See the pages checked rather than assuming the whole site was covered.
- Connect findings and improvement suggestions to the category they affect.
- Where included, review AI visibility simulations as a separate signal.
03
Make a focused change, then check again
Use the findings to decide what belongs in the next website update. Add the missing information, repair access problems or clarify page structure. Run another report when the changes are public.
- Keep reports in your workspace for reference.
- Use similar report scopes when comparing results.
- A better readiness score is evidence of improved inputs, not a promise of a citation.