Getting started

Applying fixes

After the audit, CiteProof shows a list of fixes ordered by impact. You apply them (many with one click or via the WordPress plugin) and the Verify Bot re-checks the page: the score only rises once it confirms the change is live.

Updated June 2026

Fixes are CiteProof's operational core: they turn the audit into concrete actions.

Applying fixes

The prioritized list

In the Today section (or Audit & Fixes) you'll find the detected problems, ordered by priority — from Critical to Low. Each fix explains in plain language what's wrong, why it matters and how to resolve it.

Typical examples: missing structured data, absent FAQs, AI bots blocked in robots.txt, content that isn't citable.

How to apply them

Depending on the fix and your setup:

  • With one click from the dashboard, when the fix can be automated;
  • Via the WordPress plugin, which applies changes directly on the site;
  • Manually, following the instructions, when the site needs a hands-on change.

The Verify Bot

This is what sets CiteProof apart: once a fix is applied, the Verify Bot re-checks the page to confirm the change is actually live. Only then does the score update.

No "done" on trust: the number you see always matches the reality of the site.

Where to start

Start with the Critical and High fixes: they have the most impact on visibility. Minor fixes can come later.

Why doesn't the score rise right after a fix?

Because it waits for the Verify Bot's confirmation, which re-checks the page to make sure the change is live. That's the guarantee the score reflects reality.

CiteProof tracks your brand's visibility across AI answer engines and tells you what to change to get cited.