For agencies and operators
AI visibility audits for agencies
Turn a local business owner’s question about AI visibility into a clear plan, approved work, and a report they can understand.
Quick answer
Awesome.Digital helps agencies run the Loop across client websites: audit, fix, publish, prove. Start with a free check on one domain. Use the evidence to scope the work, manage assigned client records, and explain what changed without promising rankings or AI recommendations.
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Start a useful conversation
Check a prospect’s website and review the blockers with them. A report gives you a specific starting point for discovery.
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Agree on the first fix
Choose the page or technical issue worth addressing. Define the work, the owner, and the evidence you will compare afterward.
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Deliver under your name
Use Agency report branding and review the report before sending it. Keep recommendations and measured results easy to distinguish.
How does this fit a local or SMB client engagement?
A client asks why their business is missing from an AI answer. That question may lead to a crawl problem, an unclear service page, weak business identity, or a gap between the questions buyers ask and the pages the business has. The audit helps you investigate before selling another batch of content.
Use the findings to scope a service your team can deliver: a technical repair, a service-page refresh, a focused content plan, or an ongoing review of search and AI visibility. You own the client relationship and the agreed scope. Awesome.Digital supplies the audit and reporting workflow.
What can an agency manage?
Agency access supports multiple assigned client records. Keep each website’s evidence and reporting tied to that business, then use the same audit-to-action process across the portfolio.
- Website readiness and observed search or AI evidence, kept separate.
- Prioritized findings to review with the people doing the work.
- Client reports with summary, readiness, search, traffic, AI visibility, work shipped, and the next decision, where the relevant sources are available.
- Monthly reporting and an Agency weekly template. Local reporting depends on a connected Google Business Profile.
What does white-label reporting include?
On the Agency plan, your agency name and logo replace Awesome.Digital in the report header, PDF, and delivery email. That gives clients a report from the team managing their work.
Branding covers the name and logo. It does not include custom themes, custom colors, or a custom sender domain. Reports are reviewed and approved before delivery; unavailable sources should remain visible as limitations.
How do plans and publishing fit together?
Agency pricing combines a base plan with per-domain pricing. The pricing page holds the current published terms. Start with a free check and reply to the report email to discuss your client portfolio and the access you need.
Content production and publishing depend on the package, connected destination, and approval. GitHub publishing supports a branch and pull-request workflow. WordPress publishing is coming soon. Other destinations may need an operator or a manual handoff.
Founding beta access is not a blanket inclusion of FORGE production work or earned placements. Confirm the scope before proposing either to a client. No plan guarantees rankings, citations, or growth.
What should I show a client first?
Show the public sample report to explain how evidence, interpretation, and the next action fit together. It is an August 2026 snapshot of an owned property, not a live dashboard or a client success story.
Then run a fresh check on the client’s site. Ask which service, location, and buyer question matter most. Agree on one useful next step before expanding the engagement.
Start with the free check.
Run the free check, save your report, and use the evidence to decide what to fix first.