Most SEO tooling in a marketing suite is a checklist someone types into by hand, or a score with no provenance. Neither survives a real question: why is this number 62, and what exactly do I change?
HeadshotMarketing runs an actual audit. Entering a URL loads the live page and derives every score and finding from what came back — title and its length, meta description, canonical URL, heading structure, images missing alt text, the viewport tag, HTTPS, word count, response time and page weight. The results show four sub-scores — SEO, performance, accessibility and best practice — and a findings list ordered by severity, each naming the rule, the element and the fix.
The fix path is short: the AI drafts the missing meta title, description and alt text, the page is updated in the landing-page builder, and the audit runs again. Only public web addresses are loaded; internal and private hosts are refused.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
Do it yourself
Run a real audit against a live URL, read the four sub-scores and the severity-ranked findings, generate the missing meta tags in the AI console, apply them, and re-run to confirm the score moved.
Open SEO from the sidebar and select the Site Audit tab, then enter the URL you want analysed.
You should see: The auditor is pointed at a real, public page rather than a checklist.
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