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Brand audit: check consistency

Compare a website, social profiles and landing pages. Every score shows source coverage, confidence and evidence actually read.

A brand audit, from evidence to priority

Compare the brand where it actually lives.

The website is required. Add social and campaign pages for a more useful audit.

Social / campaign · optional
How URLs are used

Only use public URLs you are allowed to share. The analysis sends extracts to the configured AI provider and saves URLs, extracts and the result in a server-side draft that expires after 30 days. Technical-log periods are not yet published as final. Privacy and rights

We analyze public content. Some social platforms may restrict automatic access.

A brand audit, from evidence to priority

Inspect an editorial consistency audit before entering a URL. Findings refer only to the fictional material described below.

Editorial example using the fictional Morrowfield brand. Not a live tool result or a customer case.

Source material
Two fictional pages: the home says “Built for every storm”; the jacket page lists construction details without weather-test evidence. Both use the Morrowfield name and logo.
Finding and priority
Observed: the home makes a stronger claim than the product page supports. Inference: visitors may expect proven weather protection. P1: verify or remove the claim; P2: align the product description and launch post.
Read the brief, decisions and limits
Coverage and limits
Only those two pages are in scope. No measured score, site-wide scan or technical SEO audit is shown. A reviewer must confirm product evidence and rights before publishing.
Read the brand-context workflow

How to run a brand audit and prioritize findings

A brand audit compares identity, messaging and promises across selected sources. A useful outcome is a set of evidence-backed decisions with explicit coverage limits.

  1. Define the comparison

    Start with the website and add relevant social or campaign pages. Record the audience, promise and expected CTA; profiles behind sign-in may be unreadable.

  2. Read coverage before the score

    Check which sources were read. An AI score is an initial diagnosis; it does not independently measure reputation, ranking or every page on the site.

  3. Tie each finding to evidence

    In the Morrowfield example above, the home page weather claim exceeds the product page evidence. Keep the source URL, observed text and inference separate.

  4. Assign a verifiable correction

    First verify or remove the unsupported claim, then align the page and post. Assign an owner and recheck the same sources after the change.

Final check: each priority should name the problem, its source and the change to verify. This consistency check does not replace a technical SEO audit.

Collect the rules in a brand kit

How to use the result.

Does a brand audit directly improve SEO?

A brand audit compares identity and messaging across the sources you provide. It does not check indexing, canonical URLs, hreflang or site speed, and it does not guarantee Google rankings or AI mentions.

How do I turn a report into a correction?

Check the evidence behind the finding, assign a change and an owner, then review the same pages again. Verify or remove unsupported claims before reusing them in content.

What does the audit analyze?

It compares message, audience, tone, visual signals and CTAs found on the public pages you provide.

Why can some social profiles be unreadable?

Instagram, LinkedIn and other platforms may restrict automated access. The report always shows which sources were actually read.

Does the score replace a professional audit?

No. It is an initial diagnosis that helps identify where your team or client should investigate further.