Search Visibility Audit
vitadefence.com

Full-site crawl · ranking position · keyword opportunity · corrected page copy

AUDITLODGE  ·  vitadefence.com
Prepared 31 August 2026 at 11:54
Vitadefence Ltd, UK company 15979768
Every figure in this document was measured on the live site and the live Google index on the date above. Nothing is estimated by hand.

1. The verdict

vitadefence.com ranks for 100 organic keywords. They sit between position 13 and position 106. Roughly 51 visits a month arrive from search. Meanwhile 31,200 monthly searches sit on phrases measured winnable for this site.

The crawl read 446 pages against the 410 addresses the sitemap listed when the crawl ran: 412 answered normally, 0 were missing, 32 redirect permanently and 2 redirect temporarily.

2. Where you rank today

These are the best positions the site currently holds. Position 13 means roughly page 2. In practice customers rarely look past page one.

The closest door to page one is “msm vs collagen” at position 13 with 50 monthly searches — 3 places from page one. Every position gained there is measured, not guessed — re-run this audit after the fixes and watch that number move.

Who the AI assistants cite — top 10

The websites the assistants quote as sources in this space, with the mentions and AI search volume behind each one. This is what being the answer looks like.

What people ask AI — and what it answers today

These are 4 real questions people put to AI assistants in this market, taken from measured AI-search data — not invented. We asked the AI model each one, live, with web search on, and read the answer. Your site was named in 0 of these 4 live answers — the live measure, not the mention index. The full answers, word for word, are in the attached spreadsheet ai-questions.csv.

Every answer above was generated at the time of this audit with live web access — it is what a customer asking the AI today actually hears. The sites in the last column are the ones the AI cited instead of, or alongside, you.

Who Google puts above you — 20 rivals, named

The sites Google actually ranks for the searches this site competes on, with the searches they share and the traffic those positions earn them. These are not necessarily rivals in business — forums, marketplaces and magazines appear here because they hold the page-one spots for the searches your customers type. Nobody here is talking about you; they are simply standing where you want to stand, and every position they hold is one a customer finds before yours.

The links, named one by one

Three counts, three sources: the link index counts 36 backlinks from 33 referring domains for this site; 35 of those links came back with a source we could name (your backlinks file); the 31 strongest are below, ordered by the linking domain's authority. A high spam score is the poison; lost or broken ones leak trust.

The live results for the top searches

Read from the live results page for each search: whether Google shows an AI answer above everything, and who holds the first organic spot.

3. What the crawl found

Every one of the 446 crawled pages was checked. 9 individual faults were recorded, each with its fix in the appendix.

7 of the 9 faults are the same repeating pattern — Slow server response. That is not 7 separate problems; it is one habit in the template. Correct the pattern once and most of this table disappears in a single change.

4. Dead ends

No broken internal links and no dead URLs were found on the crawl.

5. Pages competing against each other

No two pages share a title on this crawl.

6. Why the pages do not rank

Your product pages are named after your internal product names. Customers do not search for those names, so the page and the search never meet. Each row below pairs one of your pages with a phrase people really type, matched on the words they share. It costs nothing but copy to fix.

Matched on the words the page address and the phrase have in common. Volume and difficulty are the figures returned for those phrases, not estimates.

7. The opportunity, measured

143 keywords were measured for this site. 4 pass the tests: real search volume (at least 1,300 a month in this set) at a difficulty the site can reach (13 or under here). Together they represent 31,200 searches every month. Each row names the page to make.

4 of 4 shown, ordered by search volume. The full set is supplied as a spreadsheet. "Ad cost per click" is what an advertiser currently pays for one visit on that phrase.

8. What has already been rewritten for you

Nothing needed rewriting on this measurement. Every live, indexable page we read already carried a meta description that fits inside the 155-character snippet Google shows, so there was nothing to trim. That is a clean result rather than a missing one, and the section stays here so you can see it was checked.

9. What the AI assistants say about your market

Search is no longer only a list of ten blue links. People ask an assistant, and the assistant answers with a handful of businesses and a handful of sources. This section is that answer, measured — not guessed.

These numbers move. Unlike a page count, what an assistant names changes week to week as it re-reads the web. A different number next month is the measurement working, not the measurement being wrong. That is exactly why we take it again at your re-check.

The short answer

The assistants returned no combined total for this market yet.

Your own numbers

The assistants' own tally for this site came back empty on this run. The count in section 1 is a different measure - the assistants' own mention index - and the live answers there are the ones we asked for and read.

Who the assistants name

We asked, and in this market the assistants named nobody consistently enough to report. That is the honest answer, and it means the space is open.

Which sites they cite instead

No site was cited often enough to name. Nobody owns this answer yet.

Which pages the assistants quote

No page was quoted often enough to name. Nothing to copy yet — and nothing standing in your way either.

What kind of business they name

The assistants did not settle on a category for this market.

The mentions themselves

No individual mention came back for this market, so there is nothing to show you underneath the counts.

Before now

There is no history for this market before today, so this report is the baseline itself.

What has moved

This is the first time we have measured it, so there is nothing to compare against yet. Your re-check in thirty days is the comparison.

One honest limit: the assistants' mention counts are available for the United States and English only. Outside that, the figures above are the Google assistant's half of the picture.

Appendix A — method

Report generated 31 August 2026. Crawl reference 20260831-115419-15c4ba.

Appendix B — every fault, page by page

Each fault the whole-site crawl found, with the exact fix. The fault is shown in red, the fix in green — apply the green.

Redirect chain — 1 page

Slow server response — 7 pages

Thin content — 1 page

Appendix C — what this report drew on

Every figure in this report was bought fresh for this run on 31 August 2026. Nothing was reused from an earlier audit, nothing was estimated by hand, and where a measurement could not be taken the section that needed it says so in plain words.

Your action plan — step by step

Everything measured in this report comes down to the steps below. They are in priority order, and each one is already sized from your own data. Work through them from the top.

1. Rename the product pages to what customers type. Title, H1 and URL. Start with the phrases in section 6 - between them they cover 17,630 searches a month.
2. Build for the 4 winnable phrases — one page per phrase group, linked from the matching product.
3. Earn links. 33 referring domains is the ceiling on everything above.
4. Measure monthly. Re-crawl and re-check position on the 143 phrases so the work is proven, not assumed.

What the words in this report mean — in plain English

You do not need any of this vocabulary to follow the plan above. But if a word in this report made you frown, here is what it means, in plain English.