A GEO note should quote the crawled text

GEO here means the text an answer engine can lift

Generative engine optimization, in this audit, is a check of the visible wording. Can a reader, or a model, take the next paragraph after a heading and treat it as the answer? Are the business name, address, and offer in the text, or only in a design image?

The audit generator writes that note from the pages it collected. If robots rules, llms.txt, or JSON-LD were not part of the crawl, the section says they were not checked. It does not fill the gap with a template.

What a useful note looks like

A useful note quotes the heading and the following block. If the heading asks a price question and the next block is a slogan, say that. If Organization text never states the brand and the URL, say that. Skip any score that the crawl did not show.

• Put the answer in the first sentences under the heading.
• Keep JSON-LD in agreement with the visible name, URL, and phone.
• Leave Core Web Vitals out unless the collected data includes them.

The sample leaves GEO unchecked on purpose

The sample report says GEO was not checked, so you can see an honest empty section. A paid audit uses your pages instead. The benefits page lists the sections you receive, including this one only when the crawl supports it. Site structure, which often feeds the same pages, is covered in sitemap URLs.