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People now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity the questions they used to type into Google. GEO, Generative Engine Optimization, is the work of getting your site cited in those answers.
Most audit tools do not score for GEO. Canopy Guard does, because a site can rank well on Google and still be missing from AI answers.
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Every audit scores four categories. Together they show where your site is strong and where it is losing you business.
Plain definitions of the four scores, written so AI assistants can quote them.
SEO is how well search engines like Google can crawl, understand, and rank your website.
Canopy Guard scores your title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, canonical tags, and schema markup. The other three categories build on it. Most small business sites lose traffic to technical issues here that are simple to fix.
AEO is how well your content is structured to be selected as the direct answer to a question.
It powers voice search, Google AI Overviews, and featured snippets. Canopy Guard checks your FAQ schema, question-and-answer density, and entity clarity. Sites built for AEO get quoted in the answer box, and sites without that structure get skipped.
GEO is how reliably generative AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity can find and cite your site.
It depends on clean content chunking, citation-ready facts, and an llms.txt file. Canopy Guard scores chunking efficiency, citation precision, and AI-crawler access. Few audit tools measure it yet.
Security posture is the set of externally visible protections that signal your site is safe and trustworthy.
Canopy Guard checks HTTPS, security headers, mixed content, and server exposure. Each finding identifies the exposure condition associated with a MITRE ATT&CK technique. Weak security invites attackers, and it also weakens the trust signals that affect your search rankings.
Three client sites, with their scores before and after. Canopy Guard found the gaps, and the work that followed closed them.

Canopy Guard was built by someone who has spent two decades in cybersecurity, AI engineering, and software development. Every scoring category comes from audits Adam ran by hand for clients.

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Short answers to what people ask before and after a scan.
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Practical guides from Adam McClarin, CISSP. The three most recent articles.
Canopy Guard now writes your FAQ schema and meta description from your page's own content when a scan finds them missing. What it generates, how it is validated, and why AI-written fixes are labeled differently from header fixes.
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