Before You Start
Running your first GEO analysis is simple. The process takes less than five minutes. You will get instant feedback on your content and clear steps to improve.
This guide walks you through every step. By the end, you will know exactly how to use Bloffee. You will also understand what your results mean and what to do next.
Step 1: Choose Your Page
Start with your most important page. This is usually your homepage, a key landing page, or your best blog post. Choose a page that matters most to your business goals.
Tips for Choosing Your First Page
- •Pick a page with substantial content (at least 500 words)
- •Choose a page you control and can easily update
- •Avoid pages with lots of images and little text
- •Select a page that represents your typical content style
Remember, this is just your starting point. You can analyze as many pages as you want later. The goal is to learn the process and see what good GEO looks like.
Step 2: Access the Analysis Tool
Log into your Bloffee account. Go to the dashboard and find the GEO analysis tool. You will see a simple interface with a URL input field.
What You Will See
1.A large text box for entering your URL
2.An analyze button to start the process
3.Your analysis history showing previous reports
4.Quick links to your saved favorite pages
The interface is designed to be simple. You do not need any technical knowledge to use it. If you can copy and paste a URL, you can run an analysis.
Step 3: Enter Your URL
Copy the full URL of your chosen page. Paste it into the analysis tool input field. Make sure you include the complete URL, including https://.
Good URL Format
https://example.com/blog/article
https://www.example.com/page
https://example.com/products/item
Bad URL Format
example.com/blog (missing protocol)
www.example.com (incomplete URL)
/blog/article (relative path only)
The tool will validate your URL before starting. If something is wrong, you will get a helpful error message. Fix the issue and try again.
Step 4: Start the Analysis
Click the analyze button. The tool will immediately start checking your page. You will see a progress indicator showing what is happening.
What Happens During Analysis
Fetching Content (5-10 seconds)
The tool downloads your webpage and extracts the content.
Analyzing Factors (10-15 seconds)
Each of the 10 GEO factors gets evaluated and scored.
Generating Recommendations (5-10 seconds)
The tool creates specific advice based on your results.
The entire process takes 20 to 35 seconds. Do not close your browser during this time. The tool will automatically show your results when ready.
Step 5: Review Your Results
Your results appear as soon as analysis completes. You will see scores for all 10 GEO factors. Each factor displays a number from 0 to 100.
80-100Excellent Score
Your content performs very well for this factor. Keep up the good work. Minor improvements might still be possible.
60-79Good Score
You are doing well but have room for improvement. Focus on these areas for noticeable gains.
40-59Needs Work
This factor needs attention. Improvements here will significantly boost your overall GEO-Score.
0-39Needs Major Work
This is a weak area that requires immediate attention. These are often the easiest wins because you have the most room to improve.
Do not worry if some scores are low. Most pages have several areas that need work. The important thing is knowing where to focus your efforts.
Understanding the Score Breakdown
Your report includes detailed breakdowns for each factor. Click on any score to see exactly what was evaluated. This helps you understand both your strengths and weaknesses.
Each Factor Shows
Your current score and rating
See how you perform overall for this factor.
What was checked
Understand the specific elements that were evaluated.
What you did well
Learn what parts of your content are already optimized.
What needs improvement
Get specific areas that require your attention.
Take time to review each factor carefully. Understanding your baseline helps you track progress later. Make notes about your scores so you can compare them after making changes.
Reading Your Recommendations
After the scores, you will see detailed recommendations. These are specific actions you can take to improve each factor. Every recommendation includes the potential impact on your score.
Recommendations Include
- •What to change in simple, clear language
- •Why the change matters for AI search
- •Examples showing good and bad approaches
- •Priority level (high, medium, or low impact)
- •Estimated effort required to implement
Focus on high-impact, low-effort changes first. These are your quick wins. They give you the best results for the least amount of work.
Pro Tips for Your First Analysis
- •Save the report PDF for your records and to share with your team
- •Take screenshots of your initial scores to track progress
- •Read the full report, not just the overall score
- •Click on any term you do not understand for more information
- •Compare your scores with industry benchmarks shown in the report
Common Questions
How long does analysis take?
Most analyses complete in 20 to 35 seconds. Larger pages with more content may take slightly longer. If analysis takes more than one minute, try refreshing and running it again.
Can I analyze password-protected pages?
The tool can only analyze publicly accessible pages. If your page requires a login, the analysis cannot reach it. Make a test version public temporarily or analyze similar public pages.
What if my scores are low?
Low scores are completely normal, especially for your first analysis. This is good news because it means you have lots of room to improve. Follow the recommendations and you will see significant gains.
How often should I run analyses?
Run a new analysis after you implement changes. This shows you how your improvements affected your scores. For ongoing monitoring, weekly or monthly analyses work well.
Next Steps
You have completed your first GEO analysis. Now you know your baseline scores and have specific recommendations. The next step is learning how to read and act on your report.
Move on to understanding your report to dive deeper into what each section means. Then check out our quick wins guide to start improving right away.