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Two tabs turn analysis into a plan. Recommendations lists what to change. Actions sequences it.

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Recommendations

Every recommendation carries:
  • Impact — Critical, High, Medium or Low.
  • Expected improvement — how much closing it should move your GEO score.
  • The prompts and platforms it affects.
  • The competitor currently winning, where relevant.
  • Concrete guidance on what to change.
The highest-impact recommendations also appear on the overview as Priority fixes.

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Categories

Publish the fact recommendations are consistently the cheapest wins. They usually mean adding a sentence that states plainly something your site currently implies — a price, a location, a supported integration.

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Actions

The Actions tab is the sequenced plan: top priorities first, then the longer-horizon work. Actions are marked Fixed once addressed, so the plan reflects real progress rather than resetting each run.

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A working rhythm

1

Run the analysis

Weekly or monthly, depending on how fast you publish.
2

Take the top priorities

Pull the high-priority actions into whatever tracker your team already uses.
3

Ship them

Content gaps go to the Blog Agent; on-page issues go to the Page Agent; technical items go to Site Audit.
4

Re-run and compare

Compare against the previous report to see exactly what your work moved.
AI answers shift on their own as models update. Some movement between runs is the models changing, not your work — which is why comparing consecutive runs matters more than reading any single one.

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Next steps

Blog Agent

Generate the content these recommendations call for.

Reports

Compare runs and prove the impact.