Your site was built for Google. Is it ready for the way people search now?
Your site was tuned for Google. Search doesn't work that way any more.
Quick highlights: it's a question we've been chewing on for a while — for our WebCare clients' sites, and for the small businesses we work with who built their websites years ago and haven't had a proper look since.
The honest answer: most older websites were tuned for Google. Keyword tags, meta descriptions, the works. That still matters. But it's not the whole picture anymore.
Claude, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews are now answering a growing share of search queries directly — and they pull from sites with clean structure, clear schema, and machine-readable content. What that takes varies. Some sites need a small handful of fixes; others — especially older WordPress builds — need a bigger piece of work. The audit tells you which it is for yours.
So we've built something to help: the Site Health & AI-Readiness Audit. Two tiers — one's a branded PDF report you can act on yourself; the other adds a Loom walkthrough on your live site, a 90-day roadmap, and a round of Q&A here in Circle.
What it covers
SEO + performance basics
AI-readiness — schema, llms.txt, content structure for AI search
A clear, prioritised report of what to fix first, what to leave, and why
Implementation
The audit gives you the map. Actually doing the work is bespoke — once your audit's delivered, we'll quote any fixes you'd like us to handle based on what your site needs.
Where to find it
digiden.studio/grow — filter to Audits.
WebCare clients: 15% off either tier with code WEBCARE15 at checkout.
Not ready for an audit yet? We keep our practical guides in the Resources Hub here in Circle — including a series on getting found by AI tools. Free to join.
→ Get into the Resources Hub (free)
A small note: AI search is moving fast, so the audit captures the picture at the time of delivery. Specific search outcomes can't be guaranteed — but you'll get our most honest read of where things stand and what to do next.
Any questions, drop them in here — happy to help.
