Thanos AEO & SEO AI Agent

What the agent checks

Every review covers five areas. Each one answers a simple question: can search engines and answer engines find this page, understand it, and trust it enough to quote it?

• Schema

  It audits the structured data on each page, the labels that tell search engines and AI systems what your business is, what a page covers, and how your pages relate to each other.

• Metadata

  It reviews page titles and meta descriptions for length, clarity, and accuracy, so each page has one honest summary that fits in search results and matches what the page says.

• Structure

  It checks headings and page layout, so each page has one clear topic, a logical heading order, and direct answers near the top where readers and answer engines look first.

• Crawlability

  It crawls your site the way search crawlers do, looking for pages that are hard to reach, missing from your sitemap, slow to load, or blocked from the crawlers that need to read them.

• AI answer readiness

  It checks whether your pages give quotable answers to the questions your customers ask, and whether your business facts are consistent enough for an answer engine to cite with confidence.

The workflow, step by step

1. 1

   Crawl

   The agent crawls your site and the keywords your customers use, every month and on demand.

2. 2

   Gather your data

   It pulls in your Search Console and analytics data, so your real queries, impressions, and clicks guide the work.

3. 3

   Audit and compare

   It audits schema, metadata, structure, and content, and studies how competitors appear in search results.

4. 4

   Interpret and draft

   It interprets every finding and drafts a recommended fix for each one, written so you can see what changes and why.

5. 5

   Human approval gate

   A human reviews every fix. Nothing changes on your site until it is approved, and you can decline any fix.

6. 6

   Retest and report

   Approved fixes are retested, including their effect on your rankings, and your SEO score and AI visibility are reported separately.

A worked example: ThanosLab.com in Google AI Overviews

ThanosLab.com went live on September 29, 2026. On October 2, 2026, three days later, a Google search for our brand returned an AI Overview that cited ThanosLab.com directly, with no paid spend behind the result.

The work was the same fundamentals the agent applies to client sites. We used one clear definition of what the business is, repeated across the homepage title, meta description, headings, and body copy. We wrote short, direct answers first and detail below. We matched the business name, description, and URL across the website, the LinkedIn company page, and the Google Business Profile. And we kept pages fast, with clean semantic HTML, titles of 60 characters or fewer, and meta descriptions of 145 characters or fewer.

The result reflects a branded query, and outcomes vary by market and competition. Read the full story in the ThanosLab.com AI Overviews case study.

What the agent never does

• It never promises a ranking or a placement in an AI answer. No one controls how search engines or answer engines rank and cite pages, so we report what we observe instead.
• It never publishes on its own. Every fix waits for human approval before anything changes on your site.
• It never merges your SEO score and your AI visibility into one number, because that would hide more than it shows.

Want to see where your site stands today? Run the free AEO/SEO AI Scanner, compare plans on the pricing page, or read more in our AEO & SEO articles.