Audits

Two audits. Neither free.

A ranking says who shows up. An audit says why you do not, and what to do about it, in the right order. Vynco sells two: the Diagnostic, which measures the size of the problem, and the full one, which opens the seven themes and delivers the fix.

Audit 1 of 2

AI Presence Diagnostic

Without this one, none of the others mean anything: it is the baseline every later result is compared against.

The question it answers:
Is your brand cited when someone asks an AI about what you sell?

What the Diagnostic measures

  • The real commercial questions of your market, not volume keywords
  • Citation across the engines measuring today: Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Bing, with the four in activation joining when they switch on
  • Presence percentage always with the number of checks beside it
  • Who showed up instead of you, question by question
  • Breakdown by market, when you serve more than one city

Ten engines on the platform: six measuring today (Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Bing) and four in activation. The report says which ones ran.

What you get

01

The baseline

Today number, with a date and a denominator, to compare against a month from now.

02

The absence map

Which questions you do not exist in, and on which engines.

03

The list of who holds the ground

The competitors cited instead of you and the pages of theirs that were cited.

Request the full audit

Audit 2 of 2

The full audit: seven themes, one report

Eight layers, 56 checks, seven themes. Every finding with its fix beside it, in order of impact. It runs on your site with nothing to install, and our team presents the report.

Request the full audit of your site

You enter the site, your name and email. The preview appears right away: the score, the three strongest points and the three most serious problems, each with detail. The rest is in the full report, and our team gets in touch to present it.

Theme 01 of 07

AI Presence

Without this one, none of the others mean anything: it is the baseline every later result is compared against.

The question this theme answers:
Is your brand cited when someone asks an AI about what you sell?

What the audit looks at

  • The real commercial questions of your market, not volume keywords
  • Citation across the engines measuring today: Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Bing, with the four in activation joining when they switch on
  • Presence percentage always with the number of checks beside it
  • Who showed up instead of you, question by question
  • Breakdown by market, when you serve more than one city

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01Gather the market commercial questions, the ones that decide a purchase, and run them on the engines that are measuring
  2. 02Record, per question, the position, the cited snippet and the domains that showed up instead
  3. 03Prioritize the questions with no good answer where no competitor dominates: that is where getting in costs least
  4. 04Repeat every 15 days and compare against the baseline, never against a one-day snapshot

What you get in this theme

01

The baseline

Today number, with a date and a denominator, to compare against a month from now.

02

The absence map

Which questions you do not exist in, and on which engines.

03

The list of who holds the ground

The competitors cited instead of you and the pages of theirs that were cited.

ExampleVilla Zampa, pet shop, Greater São Paulo

For the question “best pet shop with grooming near me”, 37.9% presence across 956 checks in a 30-day window on Perplexity, cited first in 117 of them. It is the baseline: without it, any later improvement would be opinion.

What this theme does not do. It does not give the cause. It shows the size of the problem, not the reason. Finding out whether it is a server block, a missing entity or shallow content is the job of audits 02, 04 and 05.

Theme 02 of 07

Access

It is the heaviest layer in the score and the one the market ignores most: a closed door cancels everything after it.

The question this theme answers:
Can the automated AI reader get in, read and understand your site?

What the audit looks at

  • The server response for each agent, one by one, with the real status code
  • robots.txt: what it allows and what it blocks without anyone noticing
  • CDN anti-bot and firewall rules that shut out the AI reader
  • Whether the content exists in the first response HTML or only after JavaScript
  • Time to first byte, which decides whether the agent waits or gives up

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01Allow the AI readers in robots.txt: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and OAI-SearchBot
  2. 02Create the exception in the CDN anti-bot and the firewall for the same agents, one by one
  3. 03Make sure the main content is in the first response HTML, without depending on JavaScript
  4. 04Cut time to first byte: an agent that waits too long gives up before reading

What you get in this theme

01

The per-agent test

The table with each reader and the status code it received.

02

The layer to blame

Where the block is: robots, firewall or anti-bot.

03

The fix

The configuration line to change, in order of impact.

ExampleThe most common pattern in audits

The same page returns 200 to Googlebot and 403 to ClaudeBot. The site exists for Google and does not exist for an entire engine, with a high technical score everywhere else. One exception in the CDN anti-bot fixes it, and nobody sees it without testing agent by agent.

What this theme does not do. It does not touch your server. The audit points it out and explains it; opening the door depends on access to the client CDN or hosting, and that goes into the platform fix queue.

Theme 03 of 07

SEO technique

The Google front goes into the same sweep, because half the client budget still lives there.

The question this theme answers:
Can Google crawl, index and rank what you publish?

What the audit looks at

  • Real indexing: what is in the index and what was discarded, with the reason
  • Wrong canonicals, duplicated and pointing to a page that does not exist
  • Chained and looping redirects, which burn crawl budget
  • Core Web Vitals measured in the field, not in a lab
  • Internal link structure and orphan pages

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01Fix canonicals pointing to a nonexistent page or to the wrong page
  2. 02Collapse every redirect chain into a single hop, and eliminate the loops
  3. 03Link orphan pages into the navigation, or remove them from the index on purpose
  4. 04Attack the lowest field Core Web Vital first, which is what the crawler feels

What you get in this theme

01

The inventory

How many pages exist, how many are indexed and why the others are not.

02

The technical queue

The errors ranked by how much traffic each one costs.

03

Step by step

What the dev needs to do, in dev language.

ExampleA three-hop redirect

The old page sends to a second, which sends to a third, which sends to the final one. Every hop is crawl budget burned, and on part of the visits Google gives up before arriving. The fix is a single hop, from the first to the last.

What this theme does not do. It does not write content. It handles the structure that lets content be found. What to publish is audit 05.

Theme 04 of 07

Entity

A language model cites entities, not loose pages. Without a clear entity, you are anonymous text.

The question this theme answers:
Does the machine understand what your company is, where it operates and why it should be trusted?

What the audit looks at

  • JSON-LD markup connected by identifier, with Organization and Person pointing at each other
  • Authorship with a real person, verifiable outside your own site
  • Coherence between what the site says and what the rest of the internet says about you
  • Presence in the databases models read to confirm you exist
  • Address, phone and hours consistent across the whole chain

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01Declare Organization and Person with identifiers, each pointing to the other
  2. 02Sign with a real person and link the author to verifiable profiles outside the site
  3. 03Keep address, phone and hours identical on the site, the map and every directory
  4. 04Publish a canonical source about your own company, which is what the models read to confirm who you are

What you get in this theme

01

The current graph

What the machine currently understands you to be, with the gaps.

02

The new markup

The JSON-LD ready to paste, with the identifiers linked.

03

The inconsistencies

Where the internet disagrees with your site, and what to fix first.

ExampleVynco itself

The organization block declares founder and employee linked by identifier to the person Alex Pinhol, with his networks as sameAs. It is the same exam the audit applies to the client, and it would be incoherent to demand it of whoever hires us without doing it here.

What this theme does not do. It does not create authority from nothing. Markup organises what exists; it does not invent reputation. If there is nothing external about the company, that is a job for content and press, not for code.

Theme 05 of 07

Content

It is what AI actually cites: a direct answer, verifiable data and real depth on the subject.

The question this theme answers:
Do your pages answer the questions that decide the purchase?

What the audit looks at

  • Topic coverage: which funnel questions have a page and which do not
  • Cannibalisation between pages competing for the same question
  • Whether the answer appears in the first sentence or after three paragraphs of preamble
  • Verifiable data instead of adjectives
  • Depth per subject compared with whoever is being cited

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01One page per decision question, with no two pages competing for the same answer
  2. 02The answer in the first sentence, and the rest of the page backing it
  3. 03Verifiable data instead of adjectives: number, deadline, address, condition
  4. 04Depth compared with the page being cited instead of yours, theme by theme

What you get in this theme

01

The coverage map

Each commercial question with the page that answers it, or the gap.

02

The editorial queue

What to write first, by the size of the gap and the purchase intent.

03

What to rewrite

The pages that exist but do not answer, with the fix pointed out.

ExampleÁguas Marek, Santo André

For “water truck in Santo André”, the answer cited first with address, phone and 24h emergency service, because the page had that data marked up and the answer in the first sentence. An urgent service: whoever asks calls the first name.

What this theme does not do. It does not publish on its own. The audit says what is missing; the platform content engine is what produces it, and everything passes automatic review before going live.

Theme 06 of 07

Competition

Knowing who took the citation is what turns a score into a repair plan.

The question this theme answers:
Who shows up instead of you, and what do those sites have that yours does not?

What the audit looks at

  • Citation share by question and by engine
  • The most cited hosts in your market, with how many times each
  • The specific pages that were cited, not just the domain
  • What those pages do differently in structure and depth
  • Movement over the weeks: who is climbing and who is falling

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01List the hosts cited on each question, with how many times each
  2. 02Open the page that won and compare structure, depth and markup with yours
  3. 03Copy the method, never the text: what it answers, in what order and with what proof
  4. 04Measure again in 15 days to know whether the gap closed

What you get in this theme

01

The real podium

Who your market cites, with the total number of checks.

02

The page that won

The cited content, opened up and compared against yours.

03

The actionable difference

What to copy in method, not in text.

ExampleProgrades, São Paulo

The same company cited on two different questions, “fence rental Vila Mariana” and “queue barrier rental São Paulo”. Not a lucky query: the entity being understood. Comparing with whoever came first shows what is missing to climb.

What this theme does not do. It does not copy competitors. The comparison exists to find the pattern that works, not to reproduce someone else text, which besides being wrong would not get cited twice.

Theme 07 of 07

Local

Market by market, location by location. That is where most Brazilian companies live.

The question this theme answers:
Are you cited in the answer given to someone asking from your city?

What the audit looks at

  • Measurement by neighbourhood, city and region, with the same question in every market
  • The company map profile: complete data, right category and consistency with the site
  • One page per location, with address and hours marked up in the code
  • Reviews and what they say, which is a citable source for the model
  • Local competitor cited in your place, market by market

How it fixes, step by step

  1. 01One page per location, with address, phone and hours marked up in the code
  2. 02Map listing with the right category and the same data as the site
  3. 03Reply to reviews, which are a citable source for the model
  4. 04Measure the same question market by market and fix the market with the most opportunity first

What you get in this theme

01

The market by market map

Where you are cited and where you are not, city by city.

02

The page per location

The structure that makes each market exist for the machine.

03

The local queue

Which market to fix first, by the size of the opportunity.

ExampleKing Star Colchões, Grajaú

For “mattress store Grajaú”, the answer brought the address and opening hours along, which only happens when the location data is marked up in the code. It is the per-location page making the market exist for the machine.

What this theme does not do. It does not replace the map listing. It audits and guides, but keeping the listing, photos and reviews up to date is continuous work for the client or the agency.