Audited Pages
The 6 pages AkOOre is working on — the ones you enabled on Pages to Audit. Each gets the full SEO/GEO collection: the per-page keyword detail, the AI-citation test, the backlink and competitor data behind its report. Work first orders them by what to do next; open a page's report for the list of fixes. 6/15 audit slots used — audit another page.
Data status
The six signals AkOOre uses to decide which pages to work on first for SEO and GEO, and how much of each one has been collected for this site.
They combine into the Work first score in the table below — 3669 of 3669 pages scored so far. A signal below 100 % does not block the score: the pages already covered are ranked now, and the ranking sharpens as the rest lands. None of this costs an API call — every signal is computed from data already collected.
| Signal | What it decides | Collected |
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| Keywords in striking distance | Whether the page ranks 4–20 — one push from the top. Pushing a page from #8 to #3 is worth far more than moving one from #45 to #30, so this is the strongest single signal. Measured by your own Search Console where it covers the page; estimated from the website keyword scan everywhere else. | 1 % 47 / 3669 pages |
| Internal link weight | How many other pages of the site link to this one — the site's own vote on what matters. | 100 % 3669 / 3669 pages |
| Page type | A pricing or buy page outranks a blog post in business terms, even at a worse Google position. | 99 % 3622 / 3669 pages |
| Earned authority | Referring domains already pointing at the page. Authority is expensive to earn and cheap to exploit. | 100 % 3669 / 3669 pages |
| Content health | Title, visible text size and broken-link state — the cheap fixes and the pages to repair first. | 100 % 3669 / 3669 pages |
| AI answer-readiness (GEO) | Whether an AI assistant could quote this page as a source, and what structured data it declares. | 100 % 3666 / 3669 pages |
Averaged across the six signals, this site is 83 % ready to be prioritised. The per-page collection progress lives in the Data status column of the table below.
The work to do
Columns
The other 12 figures open under each row.
| Open the rest of the row | Report | Page | Almost page 1 | Internal links | Traffic /mo | Traffic value $/mo | Worth /mo | Converts vs site | Keywords | Deep audit |
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| View report | Online Art Auction — Bid on Original Paintings and Collectibles /en/art-auction/ | 0 | 3625 | ? | ? | $0GA4 | — | 0 | ||
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| View report | Innovate Your Space With Art - Custom Paintings /en/orders/photo-to-painting/startup/ | 0 | 5 | ? | ? | $0GA4 | — | 0 | ||
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| View report | Create Hand-Made Oil Painting from Your Family Photos - Where Family Becomes Forever /en/orders/photo-to-painting/family/ | 0 | 4 | ? | ? | $0GA4 | — | 0 | ||
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| View report | Create Custom Hand-Made Oil Paintings from Photos - Corporate Recognition Art /en/orders/photo-to-painting/corporate/ | 0 | 3625 | ? | ? | $0GA4 | — | 0 | ||
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| View report | Transform Your Photo into Artistic Masterpiece /en/orders/photo_to_restyled_masterpiece/ | 0 | 153 | ? | ? | $0GA4 | — | 0 | ||
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| View report | Original One-of-a-Kind Art for Sale | OriginalUniqueArt.com / | 0 | 39 | ? | ? | ? | — | 0 | ||
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What each column means
- Page — The page's title, as collected from the page itself.
- URL — The page's full address.
- Work first — 0-100: which pages to work on FIRST for SEO/GEO, from the six signals of the Data status block above — keywords in striking distance, page type, earned authority, internal links, AI answer-readiness and content health. A broken page scores 100: fix it before anything else. Empty means this website has not been scored yet. (Different from the links list's Priority, which ranks pages to ENABLE; this one ranks the work to do.)
- Fixes to do — How many recommendations of the page's SEO report are still open — concrete fixes you have not yet applied or dismissed. The easiest way to raise the SEO score; open the Report to see the list.
- SEO score — The page's overall SEO report score (0–100%), with how it moved over the last 30 days — the quickest way to see whether your fixes are paying off. Scored automatically every night for every page already crawled; opening the page's Report refreshes it immediately.
- SEO score change (30 days) — How many points the SEO score gained or lost over the last 30 days — shown as the arrow next to the score.
- AI readiness — 0-100: how quotable an AI assistant finds this page — does it answer a question directly, in headings and sentences a model can lift. The GEO half of the Work first score, and the one you raise by editing the page: no API call, no budget, just clearer writing.
- AI citations — The GEO score: out of the AI test questions asked for this page (questions a customer would ask ChatGPT), in how many answers the AI actually cited your site. Shown as "cited / tested".
- AI questions tested — How many test questions were put to the AI assistants for this page — the denominator of AI citations.
- Almost page 1 — How many keywords the page ranks 4–20 for — one push (better content, a few good backlinks) away from the Google top 3, where the clicks are. The fastest SEO wins usually hide here.
- Internal links in — How many other pages of your own site link to this one — your site's own vote on what matters, and the cheapest lever you fully control: add a link from a related page and this number moves today.
- Traffic /mo — Monthly visits from search engines: measured by your Google Analytics when it reported the page, otherwise estimated from all the page's ranked keywords combined (shown with a ~).
- Traffic value $/mo — What the page's monthly Google traffic would cost if you bought the same clicks with Google Ads — each keyword's visits × its advertiser price per click. Puts a money figure on the free traffic the page earns.
- Worth /mo — What the page brings a month, measured first: the revenue Google Analytics measured from the visits that landed on it over 12 months, divided by 12 (GA4); else the value of its Google Ads conversions (Ads); else what its Google visits would cost as ads (~ estimate).
- Worth source — Where Worth /mo comes from: GA4, Ads or estimate.
- Revenue 12 mo — Purchase revenue of the visits that landed on the page over 12 months (GA4).
- Converts vs site — The page's conversion rate divided by the site's (1.0 = average). Measured: GA4 purchases per engaged visit over 12 months, else key events, else Google Ads conversions; a page with few visits is pulled toward the site's average.
- Keywords — How many different Google searches bring this page up.
- Authority — The page's link power from 0 to 1000, earned from the backlinks pointing at it.
- Backlinks — Total links from other websites pointing at this page.
- Ref. domains — How many distinct websites those links come from — a better popularity measure than the raw link count.
- Speed — How fast the page loads on a phone, measured by Google's Lighthouse audit (0–100; 90+ is fast). A slow page loses visitors and rankings no matter how good its content is.
- SEO basics — Google's Lighthouse check of the technical basics (0–100): title, description, crawlability, mobile friendliness. Different from the SEO score, which judges the whole page — this one only checks the mechanics.
- Category — The marketing kind of the page — landing, buy, pricing, offers list, lead magnet, article, sale, free tool.
- Data status — How much of the SEO/GEO data has been collected for this page — the full analysis, since every page here is enabled. Broken marks a link that no longer answers.
Work first, or Priority — which score do I follow?
Priority, on Pages to Audit, ranks pages by how much auditing them could be worth — it answers which pages should AkOOre work on. Work first, on this page, ranks the pages you already enabled by how much there is to gain from working on them now — it answers what do I do next. A page can be a top Priority (worth auditing) and a low Work first (already in good shape), and that is not a contradiction.
Why only 15 pages?
Each enabled page costs real money in collected data — per-page keyword detail, backlinks, competitor SERPs and the AI-citation test. The cap keeps that spend predictable. Stop auditing a page here and its slot is free immediately; the page keeps everything already collected and falls back to the free light analysis.
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