# Review the pages you own

> Find an owned page, check whether it is readable and cited, and inspect the evidence behind its health and answer signals.

- Section: Guides
- Updated: 2026-10-07
- Canonical: https://knitknot.ai/docs/review-your-pages/
- Publisher: KnitKnot, the AI competitive positioning platform (https://knitknot.ai)

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## At a glance

1. **Find a page**: Open Content → Your Pages and search by URL, title, or topic.
2. **Check its state**: Read GEO health, citation count, and any access warning.
3. **Open the detail**: Inspect the page, citing answers, and claims before planning a change.

Open [Content → Your Pages](https://app.knitknot.ai/content/pages) to inspect the pages KnitKnot has found on your site. This is your owned-page inventory. It includes pages that AI has not cited, unlike [Intelligence → Sources](/docs/trace-a-cited-source/), which starts from citations in measured answers.

## Find the page that needs work

Search by page URL, title, or topic. Use the **Status**, **Content type**, and **Topic** filters to narrow the inventory. The summary tiles show owned pages, median GEO health, pages cited in the latest measured answers, and unreadable pages. Select **Pages cited** or **Unreadable** to filter the table.

The list starts with the most-cited pages. **Cited** shows how many measured answers cite a page. A zero means the page has no captured citation in this view; it does not mean no AI system can find it. When verified Cloudflare agent activity is available, the table can also show requests to individual pages. A request shows access, not a citation.

## Read health and answer signals

**GEO health** is a 0–100 readiness score for a page that KnitKnot could analyze. If the page is **Blocked**, **Retrying**, or **Unreadable**, read the status before interpreting a missing score. A page can have a health score and still carry a crawler-access warning; the two signals answer different questions.

**Effectiveness** is an owned-page score based on what citations of that page earn in measured answers. A blank means there is not enough eligible evidence for a score. **Answers say** shows the positive-claim rate in answers that cite the page; hover for the negative rate and sample size. A favorable answer that cites a page does not prove that page caused the wording.

**Published** is the date detected on the page, when the date is reliable. A blank can mean no reliable date was found. Check the live page before treating a missing date as stale content.

## Open the page detail

Select a row to inspect the page and its evidence. The detail can show cited answers, co-cited pages, claims, access, and page details. Read the captured answers and the page itself before editing copy. For an owned page that has not had a deep audit, the detail offers **Run deep audit** when the page is readable and eligible. That audit adds writing checks to the GEO assessment; it is not a guarantee of a future citation.

For example, if an important product page is unreadable and has no citations, begin with [Content → Access](/docs/check-agent-access/) to identify the fetch or crawler issue. If it is readable but answers still miss a capability, compare the page's claims with the [captured answers](/docs/investigate-a-claim/) and your approved facts before revising it.

If the inventory says **No pages yet**, the site crawl has not supplied pages to this view. Check the website source under [Facts → Authority](/docs/manage-authority-sources/) before drawing conclusions about content coverage.