Business Lead Generation Suite™

Usually one of three things, and all are measurable. First, your robots.txt may be blocking the AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot) outright — an engine that cannot read you cannot name you. Second, you may have no llms.txt, so there is no plain-text summary for an engine to quote. Third, your entities may not be declared in schema, which forces engines to infer what you do from marketing prose. The free scan on this page measures all three against your live site.

It is a plain-text file at yoursite.com/llms.txt that summarises who you are, what you do and who you serve — written for machines rather than people. Engines that find one tend to quote it directly rather than guessing from your homepage copy. It is the cheapest single improvement on this list: one file, no redesign, no migration.

SEO optimises for a ranked list of links. AI visibility optimises for being the source an engine cites inside its answer — where there is no list, only a recommendation. They overlap (both reward speed, structure and crawlability) but the outcome differs: SEO wins you a position, AI visibility wins you the mention. Both are improving as the same underlying work: making your site machine-readable.

Yes, in two compounding ways. Visitors leave: Google's research ties a 3-second mobile load to roughly 32% more bounces than a 1-second load, and you pay for those ad clicks regardless. And a slow landing page lowers your Google Ads Quality Score, which raises your effective cost per click on the same keyword and bid. That combined waste is what this page calls the Technical Tax™.

Usually no rebuild. The speed layer (vGate™) is an edge deployment that sits in front of your existing site — your domain, content and CRM stay exactly as they are. The discoverability work (llms.txt, schema, crawl access) is additive too. A full rebuild is only worth discussing when a site's underlying structure cannot be salvaged.

It fetches your live site from the edge and measures eight signals: whether robots.txt exists and is readable, whether AI crawlers are blocked, whether a sitemap is declared, whether a valid llms.txt is published, whether the homepage is fetchable, whether JSON-LD structured data exists, whether title and meta description are present, and whether the heading structure states a single clear claim. The findings are measured, not estimated. No signup, and if we cannot read your site we say so rather than inventing a score.