Pages to win back
- Washed European Linen Sheets+190–590clicks a month
- Our Bed's Cooler+75–160clicks a month
Rankings, missing pages, product pages, AI answers and speed in one report, with what to fix first.
Brooklinen is on Google’s first page for 2,927 searches.
“What are the best quilts and blankets to buy online?”
Not named
from 1 ChatGPT answer
On Google now
brooklinen.com
Plush Turkish Cotton Bath Towels Set of 2 - Last Call
$99.00 · In stock
With the fix
brooklinen.com
Plush Turkish Cotton Bath Towels Set of 2 - Last Call
$59.40 $99.00 · In stock
1 Type your store’s URL
2 We run every check
3 Fix what matters first
How many searches your store is on Google’s first page for, your pages close to page one and any that fell out of Google’s top 20, the searches you have no page for, what Google can show for your products, whether ChatGPT names your store when asked about what you sell, whether Google and AI search can reach your store, whether your articles rank, buttons that lead nowhere, and your speed for Chrome visitors on phones. Then it puts what to fix first at the top.
Type your store’s address at the top of this page. The audit reads your public pages and Google’s search data for your store, then lists what to fix first. There’s no app to install and nothing to sign in to.
Yes. It asks ChatGPT one shopping question built from your catalog and shows whether your store was named. For counts across ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode, open the full AI visibility check from the report.
Your public storefront (robots.txt, sitemap, home and product pages), DataForSEO's Google data for your store's main market, a live ChatGPT answer to a shopping question built from your catalog, and Chrome's real-visitor speed data (the Chrome UX Report).
Yes, it’s free. There’s no sign-in and no app to install: type a store’s address and the report runs. To keep it free for everyone, each visitor can start a limited number of checks an hour.
Yes. The report only reads what any shopper or search engine can see, so it works on a competitor’s store too. Password-protected stores and stores that don’t use a Shopify theme can’t be checked yet.
Each finding names the page or search it’s about. Most link to the free audit that checks that area in full, with the pages, searches and suggested changes behind the finding.
Your store’s main market, worked out from the store itself. Use Change country under the address to see Google results for another market.
No. It only reads public pages and data. Each finding links to the full check behind it, which you can run again at any time.