FIND WHAT’S BROKEN. Then fix it in the right order.
Your rankings slipped, or ChatGPT names three brands and none of them is you, and nobody has told you why in an order you can act on. AB Media Co runs SEO audit services that end in a ranked plan, not a pile of warnings. Akshit Bhasin founded us more than ten years ago, we have worked with 100+ brands since, and your first look is free.
A crawler can hand you hundreds of warnings in an afternoon. None of them tells you which problem is costing you sales, and none of them reads what ChatGPT says about you. That is the gap our SEO audit services exist to close.
Search now reads your website in two ways at once. Google still has to crawl, render and index each page, and AI tools then lean on what other websites say about you. So an AI SEO audit has to read the plumbing, the pages and the answers together.
The order never changes. The free mini audit comes first, and a senior person does it personally. The complete audit follows if you want it: the full crawl, rendering without JavaScript, indexing, schema, a content check, your Search Console Generative AI report, prompt runs and a citation source map. It all lands in one ranked plan, and we say plainly what we have not audited.
As Akshit Bhasin says, “come to me with solutions not problems.” We hold our audits to that line, so every finding arrives with its fix and what it should do for revenue. More than ten years, ₹3,300 Cr+ in revenue generated for clients and ₹100 Cr+ in ad spend managed have taught us which fixes pay.
This page is the audit in general. Our AI visibility audit goes deeper on how AI answers name you, our Shopify AI SEO audit goes deeper on a store, and our schema markup and Shopify speed pages cover two of the fixes an audit often leads to.
Your first step is the free mini audit. One of our senior people looks at your site and your AI visibility personally, and you get back the five to ten fixes that would grow your revenue first. The first discovery call is on Google Meet.
We read every site with these four in mind, and each one ends in the check our team runs.
Google says a page must be indexed and eligible for a snippet to appear as a supporting link in AI Overviews or AI Mode, with no additional technical requirements. So the first thing we open is your Page indexing report. Every excluded page with revenue behind it goes to the top of our list.
Among the fundamentals Google keeps recommending is making sure important content is available in textual form. In our experience, the usual problem is a price, a spec or an answer that appears only after scripts run. So our team fetches your key templates with JavaScript off and compares them with what a buyer sees.
Google says AI Overviews and AI Mode may use query fan-out, issuing related searches across subtopics and data sources to build a response. One page aimed at one keyword cannot answer all of those. So our content check maps each buying question to its subtopics and marks where your site has no page that answers them.
Search Console’s Generative AI performance report went worldwide on 31 August 2026. It breaks your AI Overview and AI Mode impressions down by page, country and device, and those clicks stay inside your normal Search clicks. So our audit reads it page by page, then sets it beside our prompt runs, because Google’s report stops at Google.
SOURCE: Search Console Help, Generative AI performance report
A senior person does this personally, and no tool writes it. You get five to ten fixes, ranked by the revenue they should grow, with nothing to sign.
We crawl your whole site and read it against Search Console’s Page indexing report. That finds pages Google cannot reach, pages it has dropped, broken canonicals, redirect chains and dead URLs that still get clicks.
We load your key templates with scripts switched off and compare them with the page your buyer sees. Any price, spec or answer that disappears goes on the list, because a crawler or AI tool that runs no scripts never sees it.
We compare your structured data with the visible page, value by value, and read whether each page answers its question in the first lines. We check Search Console before marking any page down, so a page that earns clicks does not get rewritten on a hunch.
We read your AI Overview and AI Mode impressions by page, country and device, beside your normal Search clicks. That shows which pages already appear, which ought to, and the baseline for any later work.
We run 100 real buyer prompts from your market across four engines and report a range, because answers change between runs. The websites those answers cite become your citation source map, and the runs feed your Share of Decision, how often the buyer, or the machine buying for them, picks you.
The complete audit costs ₹30,000 to ₹80,000 by catalog and website size, adjusted against month one. It ends in one register of fixes, each with its evidence, its owner and its expected effect on revenue, plus a clear note of what we did not audit.
Of the 100+ brands AB Media Co has worked with, these two show what a plan in the right order can produce. For an ecommerce brand, we rebuilt the store, funnel and tracking first, then the buying guides, checking Search Console before every rewrite and changing no URLs. In 2024, AI assistants sent it zero sales. Today AI search is a seven-figure sales channel for it. For TalentGum, a kids’ learning brand, AI SEO, paid media and digital PR ran as one system, and customer acquisition grew 40x in 18 months.
In 2024, AI assistants sent this ecommerce brand zero sales. Today, AI search is a seven-figure sales channel for it.
A kids’ learning brand went from one market on Meta to a global acquisition engine. Customer acquisition up 40x in 18 months.
REAL QUESTIONS, ANSWERED PROPERLY
An AI SEO audit checks everything a normal SEO audit checks, then reads what AI answers say about you and why.
The normal part still matters most. A page has to be crawled, rendered and indexed before anything else can happen, and Google says its AI features rest on those same fundamentals. So we begin there: crawl, rendering without JavaScript, indexing, schema and a content check.
The AI part is what we added to our method as the answers arrived. Search Console’s Generative AI report gives us your impressions in AI Overviews and AI Mode. We run real buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI. Then we map the websites those answers cite, because that map shows why a competitor gets named and you do not.
You get one ranked plan from both halves, not two reports. In our experience a fix to the plumbing and a fix to the citations often serve the same page, and only one plan shows you that.
One of our senior people reads your site and your AI visibility personally, then sends you the five to ten fixes that would grow your revenue first.
We mean that literally. A person with years on this work opens your main templates, checks whether Google can read them, looks at how your pages answer the questions your customers ask, and tests a sample of those questions in AI answers.
What comes back is short and ranked. Each fix names the page, the problem and why we think it is worth your money.
What it is not is the complete audit. A mini audit samples, and AI answers change from run to run, so it can point at a gap without measuring it.
There is nothing attached. Take the list straight to your own team if you like. If it is short, we will say you may not need anything more.
A full crawl, rendering without JavaScript, indexing, schema, a content check, your Search Console Generative AI read, prompt runs, a citation source map and a ranked plan.
The crawl finds what is broken, and we read it against your Page indexing report to see what Google has actually done about it. One ecommerce store we audited had a large share of the URLs still earning Search Console clicks returning 404, mostly deleted products with no redirects. A tool flags those as errors. Our plan ranks them by the clicks they are losing.
The content check asks whether each page answers its question early and whether your buyers’ subtopics have a page at all. We read for usefulness, not word count.
The prompt runs use 100 real buyer prompts across four engines, reported as a range. The citation source map shows which websites those answers lean on.
It is the document our team works from if you hire us.
The mini audit costs you nothing. The complete audit is ₹30,000 to ₹80,000, set by your catalog and website size, and adjusted against month one if you go ahead.
Why a range? Because the size of your site sets the size of the job. A site with one template takes far less review than a store with thousands of URLs and a long history of deleted products. We tell you where you fall before you pay.
The price also reflects who does it. A senior person sits on the audit, and the output is a ranked plan you could hand to any developer tomorrow, with evidence for each line.
Why adjust it against month one? Because our team works from that same document if you hire us, so you should not pay for the thinking twice.
After that, scope is set from the audit, not a rate card, and everything we build belongs to you, in accounts in your name.
AB Media Co, and here is why.
Our audit is written by people who then have to live with it. AB Media Co was founded by Akshit Bhasin more than ten years ago, and since then our team has worked with 100+ brands, generated ₹3,300 Cr+ in revenue for clients and managed ₹100 Cr+ in ad spend. So we rank a fix by what it should do for orders and leads, because we have watched which fixes pay and which only clear a warning.
We also read further than a technical audit does. We read Search Console’s Generative AI report, run buyer prompts across four engines and map the sources those answers cite. Then we put it all into one order of work.
We are aggressive about that order. We test what we recommend, track revenue from your sales data rather than a dashboard, and crack the problems no checklist covers.
Ask for the free mini audit and compare its first five fixes with what you already believe is wrong.
They are one job under different names, and our audit reads them as one.
AI search is where the buying now happens: Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. AI SEO is the practice of getting ranked and named across all of it. AEO, answer engine optimization, is about having a page quoted as the answer. GEO, generative engine optimization, is about having your brand recommended by name.
An audit shows why the names matter less than the checks. For all of them, a crawler has to reach your page, read it without scripts and find the facts stated clearly. That is one set of fixes, so you pay for it once.
The reading is what differs. We read AEO in Search Console’s report on AI impressions by page. We read GEO in our prompt runs, by which brands get named and which sources get cited. Both sit in your plan, ranked together, and both roll up into your Share of Decision.
This is the general audit of your whole site. The other two are specialized versions for when you already know where the problem sits.
Our AI visibility audit goes deep on one question: where ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI name you, and who they name instead. Choose it when your rankings are healthy and the answers are the gap.
Our Shopify AI SEO audit goes deep on a store. It reads your Shopify technical setup, your collections, your product content and your feed. Choose it when you run on Shopify and sales are the concern.
This page covers the case where you do not yet know, which in our experience is most of the time. A falling ranking can be an indexing problem, a content problem or a citation problem, and each one has a different fix.
If you are unsure, ask for the mini audit. Our senior reviewer will tell you which of the three makes sense, including none of them.
It checks whether a crawler can reach, render, index and understand your pages, and on a technical audit our team reads those four in that order.
Reach comes first. We read robots.txt, including the rules for AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot, then your sitemaps, canonicals, redirect chains and dead URLs.
Rendering comes next. We load your key templates with scripts off and note whatever disappears. Then indexing, where the Page indexing report tells us what Google has decided about each group of URLs and why.
Then understanding, which is schema checked against the visible page in the Rich Results Test, and internal links that show which pages matter.
We test Core Web Vitals on a phone against Google’s targets, LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP of 200 milliseconds or less and CLS of 0.1 or less, and we rank that with everything else.
Each finding carries its page, its evidence and the fix, so your developer can start the same day.
The problems that matter, the evidence for each one and a ranked order of work, and very little else.
We write ours to one rule. As Akshit Bhasin says, “cut and remove any facts that don’t change what we’d do in search or ads.” A finding that changes nothing in your plan does not reach your report, however impressive it looks in a crawl.
Here is what you get from us. A short summary of the first fixes and why they come first. One register of issues, each with the affected pages, the evidence from Search Console or the crawl, the fix and the expected effect on revenue. Your AI readings: impressions by page, the range from our prompt runs and the citation source map. A note of what falls outside the audit, so you know what has not been checked.
We keep one register on purpose. Findings scattered across tabs get lost, and a list with no owner never gets done. Ours is ordered so your team can start at line one.
The mini audit takes days and the complete audit usually takes a few weeks, because the prompt runs need repeating and a large site needs a full crawl.
After that the decision is yours, and the plan is yours whether or not you hire us.
If you do, the fixes begin in order of revenue, and technical fixes tend to show within weeks. Rankings take months, and AI mentions take longest. The audit changes nothing by itself. The fixes do.
This is also where our guarantee begins, because the audit sets the baseline. You get a 30 to 50% rise in AI search impressions within 90 days, measured in your own Search Console, and our team tracks mentions across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity beside it. Akshit Bhasin puts our position in one line: “a commitment is a commitment: 30 means 30.”
Our next step after the audit is to agree the first fixes with you, and start.
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