What you get

Deliverables that are actually built to be standalone strategies.

Audits, maps, and AI visibility reporting you keep, no strings attached, on a cadence that compounds month-over-month. No vanity reports.

01
Technical audit with severity scoring
Full crawl analysis, schema validation, Core Web Vitals, and AI visibility baseline. Every finding scored by severity and commercial impact. The audit is yours to keep.
02
Content cannibalization map
Page-by-page inventory of keyword overlap, self-competition, and consolidation opportunities across your entire domain. Built from twelve months of Google Search Console (GSC) data.
03
6 to 20 content actions per month
New pages, optimizations, and consolidations, allocated each month from your GSC data, not a preset calendar. The number tracks your tier and what the market demands.
04
AI visibility monitoring
Continuous AI visibility tracking of how your dealership appears in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and other AI surfaces. Reported monthly against the baseline.
05
Monthly GSC review
What moved, what did not, what the data says to do next month. Read in five minutes by anyone at the group.
06
Quarterly business review (QBR)
A business review against the original strategy. What worked, what changed in the market, what the next quarter looks like. Held live, with the operator who built it.

Where the audit ends and the reporting starts

The technical audit ships once, and everything after it is measured against it. The crawl, the schema validation, the Core Web Vitals read, and the AI visibility baseline are all captured at the start, so the monthly reports have a fixed reference instead of a moving one. A group that wants the citation layer read before signing anything can request a free automotive SEO audit, which is a narrower baseline than the severity-scored document above.

From there the reporting runs on two tracks. The classic-search track comes out of Search Console: queries gained, queries lost, pages that moved and why. The AI track is separate work, because a position report cannot see a citation sitting inside a generated answer. What is worth counting on that side, and the method behind it, is written up under AI visibility tracking.

Both tracks land in the same monthly document, so the AI SEO reporting sits next to the query data instead of arriving as a separate deck. The decision for the following month is stated at the bottom rather than buried in a chart.

VulcanAX is taking on a limited number of founding dealer groups for 2026. Case studies will appear here as those results mature; projections don't get published.

See the four workstreams these deliverables map to, or how VulcanAX compares on scope and pricing to managed platforms and boutique agencies.

Common questions

What does the initial technical audit include?
The technical audit includes a full crawl analysis, schema validation against what AI engines consume, Core Web Vitals review, and an AI visibility baseline for your dealer group. Every finding is scored by severity and commercial impact. The document belongs to you to keep and act on independently of any ongoing engagement with VulcanAX.
How is monthly content volume determined?
Content actions per month are set by your engagement tier and allocated from first-party analytics data, like Google Analytics and Google Search Console, each month, not a preset editorial calendar. Between six and twenty actions ship monthly (new pages, optimizations, or consolidations) based on what your domain data shows the market demanding. Every action is tied to a gap in your actual query data. If it doesn't fill one, it doesn't ship.
How is AI visibility tracked and reported each month?
The audit sets a baseline for how ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews answer the buying questions that matter in your market. Each month the same prompt set runs again and the report shows which answers name your store, which name a competitor instead, and what changed since the last read. Rank tracking cannot see inside a generated answer, so AI SEO reporting is measured on citations rather than positions.
Who owns the deliverables if the engagement ends?
The dealer group does. The technical audit, the cannibalization map, the monthly reviews, and the strategy behind them are handed over as documents the group keeps and can act on with any vendor, in-house team, or nobody at all. Nothing is locked inside a portal that switches off with the retainer, and nothing has to be requested back at the end.
What happens in the quarterly business review?
The quarterly business review is a live session with the same operator who built your strategy. It covers results against the original plan, what changed in search and AI during the quarter, and what the next quarter calls for. There is no slide deck. It is a working conversation with the person doing the work.