Question 1

What does the live website audit check and show?

Accepted Answer

Auxeteo saves eight evidence groups from a bounded public-site audit: HTTPS and response, mobile structure and search snippet, Core Web Vitals, robots.txt and sitemap, structured data, internal links and orphan candidates, image alt text and content depth, and Google Business Profile scope. The preview shows the identified business name and audited URL, six of eight findings (75%), and blurs the remaining 25% beneath “Unlock your full diagnostic data below.” LCP, FID, and CLS remain unavailable unless a browser or field-data source provides real measurements. Crawl and content estimates identify their sample and limits. The audit does not promise a fixed number of failing checks and does not change the site.

Question 2

Does the audit check Google Business Profile or edit my website?

Accepted Answer

Every audit submission requires an explicit choice: provide a Google Business Profile name and location and authorize a one-time public Google Places lookup, or waive GBP data and exclude it from scope. The lookup can save a returned rating and review count when owner-provided Google Places API access is configured and a returned place matches the audited host. Otherwise the report says unavailable with the reason. This audit does not measure map-pack rank or track changes over time. A waiver is saved separately from unavailable data. The audit does not edit a site. No builder write/read-back connector is operational, and URL inspection, report purchase, or saved intake does not connect or authorize a website.

Question 3

What are the three one-time website audit reports?

Accepted Answer

Option A ($1.99), Basic Report, summarizes the top problem areas without fix steps. Option B ($4.99), Complete Report, provides the full, unredacted saved audit data and highlights all problematic areas. Option C ($9.99), Full Audit + DIY Fix Guide, includes the full audit material and a specialized Fix Report with issue-specific step-by-step instructions for you to make fixes yourself. The DIY guide is guidance only; it does not edit or authorize changes to your website.

Question 4

How are report checkout and access tied to my audit?

Accepted Answer

Report checkout is tied to your Auxeteo account and the saved audit you selected. The report is available after payment for that report tier is verified; returning to a different account or audit does not unlock it.

Question 5

Who can prepare a Fix-It request, and what does it cost?

Accepted Answer

A verified paid report on your own saved audit lets you review setup requirements and save an intake. Fix-It is intended as a one-time $150 SEO and mobile service, but no path currently has an operational authorized write/read-back connection, so no Fix-It checkout is available. A future checkout requires the same account and audit, a connected selected site, at least one supported proposed change, explicit approval, and verified provider/public read-back capability.

Question 6

Does Fix-It checkout connect my site or authorize an edit?

Accepted Answer

No. Public URL inspection, a report payment, and a saved intake do not connect or authorize a site. Automated website edits are not currently available and there is no Fix-It checkout. Before a future write, the selected provider setup and supported scope must work, you must select the exact site and approve each proposed edit or one exact enumerated set, and Auxeteo must read the changed value back from the provider and deployed page where applicable. If setup, authorization, supported scope, or read-back is missing, no edit is attempted and no change is described as successful.

Question 7

Which site builders can Auxeteo access to optimize SEO for my business?

Accepted Answer

The selected paths, in order, are WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, Duda, and Custom-built websites. This includes sites built with ChatGPT and deployed through Cloudflare. All seven currently require setup; none has an operational verified write/read-back connector. WordPress needs a dedicated least-privilege user and an HTTPS Application Password; the supported surface is core page title/content/excerpt, not plugin SEO metadata. Wix needs Auxeteo app credentials and callback, View SEO Settings and Manage SEO Settings, plus approval for the Item SEO Tags API and support for the selected item type. Shopify needs app credentials, an HTTPS callback, write_products, and customer-install approval; only product SEO title/description, not content pages. Squarespace needs OAuth credentials/callback, website.products access, and extension approval; only commerce-product SEO title/description, not general page SEO. Webflow needs a registered Data Client, HTTPS callback, pages:read and pages:write, and marketplace approval or private publication; supported page title and SEO title/description. Duda needs App Store API access, app credentials and UUID, approved GET_PAGES/UPDATE_PAGES scopes, and owner installation for a site token; supported page SEO title/description. Custom-built sites need repository-scoped authorization to actual source, the production branch, and its linked deployment target; Cloudflare hosting or a public URL alone is not source access or edit permission. Each path remains unavailable until its actual authorized write and read-back are verified.

Question 8

Can I revoke builder access after connecting a site?

Accepted Answer

There are no live builder connections or stored access tokens today, so there is nothing to revoke yet. When a supported connection is available, you can disconnect it in your Auxeteo account and revoke the app in the builder’s settings. Revocation prevents future writes and stops queued work that has not started.

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