Every finding gets a name, an owner, a date.
The audit converts to a prescribed queue of amendments — each one dated, owned, and grounded in the audit finding it remediates. Stratridge generates the fix-ready artifacts. Your team ships them. The accountability is yours; that's the point.
Findings stop accumulating in PDFs. They start closing.
Most audit reports die in a Drive folder. The amend queue is the move that keeps the work alive — every audit finding becomes a tracked, ordered, recommended action with the evidence attached.
Severity
Critical, high, medium, low. Tied to dimension impact, not opinion. The work to do this week shows up at the top.
Evidence
Each amendment cites the page, the line, the audit finding it remediates. You're not arguing about whether something is broken — you're looking at the broken line.
Owner
Assignable inside the workspace. The amendment lives until it closes; nothing falls between the seams of two PM tools.
Recommended fix
What good looks like — a copy direction, a structural change, a missing schema, a generated artifact. Not a vague 'consider revising.'
Five copy-ready outputs. For the citation layer the audit flagged.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude are now the front door for half your buyers. When the audit's AI-visibility dimension flags gaps, the Visibility Kit produces the fixes — generated from your own context, ready for a developer to ship the same week.
A generated llms.txt that tells the engines who you are, what you do, and which pages to cite — built from your own positioning.
What's currently blocking the model crawlers, and the exact diff to fix it. Some teams discover they've been blocking GPTBot for a year.
Structured-data snippets for the schema types LLMs lean on — Organization, Product, FAQ, Article — pre-filled with your data, ready to drop in.
Your H1 and intro paragraph rewritten for citation — high entity density, clear category framing, the answer the engines want to quote.
For every category query the engines answered without you, a short brief on the page you should publish to take the citation back.
One source of truth. Three downstream fixes.
Beneath the queue is the strategic context — the document the whole company writes from. From it: the homepage rewrites, the per-rival battle cards, and the launch playbooks. No GPT freelancing, no hallucinated logos, no storyline drift between the homepage and the deck.
Your category, your audience, your proof, your voice, your competitive contrast — collapsed into one living document. Every other amendment reads from it. Change a positioning pillar once; everything downstream updates.
Generated for each rival in your strategic context. Objection handling, competitive contrast, proof points, and the questions that expose their weaknesses. Three reps. Three calls. Same answers.
Takes a feature or product brief and fans it into a coherent launch — announcement copy, sales enablement, PR angles, and a ship-day checklist. Anchored to the same pillars your audit graded.
Audit Tuesday. Visibility Kit shipped by Friday.
A common shape of the first two weeks: audit runs, queue populates, the marketing lead picks the top three amendments, the Visibility Kit goes to the developer, the writer drafts the homepage rewrite, the rev-ops lead ships the new battle card. By day fourteen, three audit findings are closed and the next re-audit is scheduled in Amplify.
Day 0
Audit runs. Queue populates with severity-ranked amendments. The marketing lead picks the three to ship this week.
Days 3–10
Developer ships the Visibility Kit. Writer drafts the homepage rewrite. Rev-ops ships the new battle card from your strategic context.
Day 14
Three audit findings closed. Re-audit scheduled. The next three amendments are queued. The work is the loop.
Short answers.
- Does Stratridge auto-publish to my site?
- No. We diagnose and prescribe. You ship. That separation is deliberate — the accountability for what goes live should sit with the human team that owns the message.
- What does an amendment actually look like?
- A short ticket: the dimension affected, the page or asset, the quoted line, the recommended fix, severity, owner. It lives until it closes — at which point the next re-audit verifies it landed.
- What's in the AI Visibility Kit?
- Five copy-ready outputs: a generated llms.txt, a robots.txt diff, JSON-LD snippets for the schema types LLMs lean on, your homepage H1 and intro rewritten for citation, and a brief for every category query the engines answered without you.
- Can I bring my own writer?
- Yes. The amendment names what to fix; your team executes. Most customers' best results come from pairing Stratridge's queue with their own senior writer or agency.
- How does the strategic context get built?
- Initially from your audit findings, your URL, and any deal notes you paste in. After that, you edit it directly. The first version is a starting point worth pressure-testing — not a final document.
The audit is free.
The truth is the value.
Run the free audit and decide whether what we found is worth fixing. Either way, you walk away knowing where your story leaks.