What it is.
Five checks run in parallel, each worth 20 points: AI citability, platform presence, technical infrastructure, content quality, and schema markup. The parallel design is why a full audit finishes in 8 to 15 minutes.
The output is a score out of 100 plus a two-tier action plan, split into quick wins and strategic investments. A worked example walks through what a 47 out of 100 looks like and what to do about it.
TripleDart's own guide, and it names our own platform. The scoring rubric works on its own.
What you get.
- A score out of 100 built from five checks worth 20 points each.
- A worked example at 47 out of 100, with the reasons behind each subscore.
- A two-tier action plan splitting quick wins from longer investments.
- The finding that FAQ schema is the single highest-impact improvement.
- The same audit runnable against competitors, since it needs no internal access.
How to set it up.
Decide what each of the five checks means for your category before scoring anything.
Score citability and platform presence first, because those two need external data.
Check whether your review and profile pages are current, since a stale profile costs presence points.
Run the technical and schema checks against your top pages by traffic.
Sort the output into the two tiers and start with FAQ schema, named here as the highest-impact single change.
Re-score quarterly and track the number, since the score only means something as a series.
Use cases
Score a site out of a hundred
Run the five checks in parallel and read the total.
See what a low score looks like
Compare against the worked example and its reasoning.
Choose which check to work on
Take the weakest of the five as this quarter's project.
Best for
Reporting AI readiness upward
A score out of 100 travels through a board deck in a way a list of issues does not.
Comparing against competitors
Every check runs from outside, so a competitor scores the same way you do.
Prioritizing a backlog
The two-tier plan separates what fits this sprint from what needs a quarter.