Almost every marketing team knows their SEO could be better, but very few can say precisely where they stand today. This assessment compresses the full criteria of an enterprise audit into three minutes and gives you a number, a level and a roadmap.
Level 3 · Consistent
Illustrative example. Your result also includes recommendations on what to prioritize at your level.
What it measures
How often you check site health, whether SEO joins migrations in time, and whether you know what share of your indexed URLs actually drives traffic.
How you decide what to create, what happens to older content, and whether every piece has a goal it's reviewed against after publishing.
What reaches leadership, whether SEO has its own budget, and what happens inside the company when organic traffic drops.
Whether you know if ChatGPT or Gemini recommend your brand, whether you track that traffic separately, and whether content is built to be cited.
I tested it with several teams before publishing it, and one pattern repeats every time: the dimension where most people fail is AI visibility.
Most have never checked whether ChatGPT recommends their brand, and few track assistant-driven traffic separately. It's the widest gap we're seeing in companies today, and almost no SEO tool measures it yet.
Ana Fernández, enterprise SEO consultant
The levels
0 to 6 points
SEO only shows up when something breaks.
7 to 12 points
Practices exist, but they depend on people rather than processes.
13 to 18 points
Processes are running and SEO has a seat at the table.
19 to 24 points
SEO operates as market intelligence, not an isolated channel.
Start here
Drop your name and email and the assessment unlocks instantly on this page. No waiting for an email.
About 3 minutes. It's 12 single-choice questions, one per screen, with a back button in case you want to change an answer.
No. The questions assess processes and organizational maturity, not specific metrics. You can answer from what you already know about how your team works.
It's built on the criteria I use in enterprise audits, so it fits best companies with a marketing team, a large site and several stakeholders. It's still useful for mid-sized teams that want to prioritize.
Your score out of 24, your maturity level (from reactive to strategic), a breakdown across the four dimensions, and recommendations on what to move first.
No. The assessment runs entirely in your browser and answers are never stored. We only ask for name and email to give you access and to let you know when the next resource goes live.
The assessment tells you where you are. An enterprise audit tells you exactly what to do, with priorities, estimated impact and a quarterly plan.
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