Findings & fixes
Scores tell you where to look; findings tell you what to do. Select any row in the grid and the detail panel lists that page's issues, ranked by severity and grouped by lens — and every issue carries a one-line recommended FIX.
Severity levels
Findings are ordered from Critical down, so the highest-impact work is always at the top.
| Severity | What it means |
|---|---|
| Critical | Blocks how AI or search reads the page. Fix these first. |
| Warning | Weakens a signal without breaking it. Worth addressing. |
| Pass | The check succeeded — shown so you can see what is already right. |
| Info | Context and observations, no action required. |
Findings are grouped by module
Each finding belongs to a module so you can tell which lens raised it: AEO, GEO, SEO, Tech, Schema, and Bots. The page detail panel splits them across tabs — Issues, AEO, GEO, SEO, Tech, Page Info, Schema, Images, Lighthouse, External Links, and Internal Links — so you can inspect the raw evidence behind a score, not just the number.
Example findings and fixes
A few real examples of what you'll see, and the fix GEOBee recommends:
| Severity | Finding | Recommended fix |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | Page has no H1 heading. | Add a single, descriptive H1 to the page. |
| Critical | Page is not served over HTTPS. | Serve the page over HTTPS and fix mixed content. |
| Critical | One or more AI crawlers are blocked from this page. | Allow the assistants you want to be cited by in robots.txt. |
| Warning | No concise direct-answer summary near the top. | Add a 40–60 word answer summary directly under the H1. |
| Warning | No author byline or author schema. | Add a visible author and Person structured data. |
| Warning | No structured data found. | Add the JSON-LD that matches the page type. |
Site-wide findings
Some problems only show up across pages, so GEOBee raises them for the whole crawl, not a single URL:
- Orphan pages — discovered but not linked from anywhere else on the site.
- Redirect chains and off-site redirects that waste crawl budget or leak authority.
- Duplicate titles, meta descriptions, and H1s shared across multiple URLs.
- robots.txt rules that quietly keep pages — or AI crawlers — out.