
Audit Errors
Most common audit error problems
Common Errors
Sometimes an audit won’t run or returns incomplete results. Common causes:
Invalid URL
The page you entered isn’t crawlable (e.g., typo in URL or private page).
Fix: Double-check the URL is public and live.
Blocked Pages
Your site may block crawlers with robots.txt or JavaScript-heavy loading.
Fix: Ensure important pages aren’t blocked.
Incomplete Crawl
GEOReport may not pick up every page if links are hidden in scripts.
Fix: Add missing URLs manually in Site Manage.
Why this matters for AI visibility?
If GEOReport can’t crawl a page, chances are AI assistants can’t either. That means the problem isn’t the tool. t’s your site’s structure.
Example:
You run an audit on /blog/ai-visibility.
GEOReport says “No content found.”
You realize the page loads entirely through JavaScript → AI bots can’t see it either.
FAQs
Why does my audit fail with “Invalid URL”?
Because the page you entered isn’t publicly crawlable. This often happens due to typos in the URL, trying to audit a staging/private page, or forgetting the correct protocol (https://).
Can GEOReport audit password-protected pages?
No. AI models can’t access gated or login-only pages either. If you want AI to recognize content, it must be publicly accessible.
Why does GEOReport show “No content found”?
This usually means your site loads content dynamically with JavaScript. Since AI crawlers (and GEOReport) can’t render that content, the page appears empty. You’ll need server-side rendering or proper fallbacks.
What if my robots.txt is blocking GEOReport?
If your robots.txt blocks crawlers, GEOReport and AI models like ChatGPT won’t see your content. Update robots.txt to allow important pages.
Why are some of my blog posts missing from the audit?
Pages hidden behind scripts, not internally linked, or buried in archives may not be discovered. You can paste those URLs manually in the Site Manage dashboard.
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