Search engines
They want to understand what each page is about and whether it deserves to rank. They read structure, links, and language.
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This is the method we run on client sites, written so you can run it yourself with Search Console, Analytics, and a browser. By the end you have a ranked queue of fixes for your own site, in the order that moves your numbers fastest.

Every check is one you can run yourself, today, with tools you already have. No scores out of 100. No forty-item list with no order.
They want different things, and a site can pass one layer while failing the others completely. Plenty of companies rank well and convert almost none of it. Plenty of others convert beautifully and no AI assistant has ever heard of them.
They want to understand what each page is about and whether it deserves to rank. They read structure, links, and language.
They want a clean, quotable answer they can lift and attribute. They read passages, not pages.
They want to work out in about eight seconds whether you solve their problem, then find the fastest route to talking to you.
A ranked queue, not a list. Every finding scored on impact, confidence, and effort, sorted so the top item is the one to do first.
Your AI visibility baseline. A score out of twenty across four platforms, dated, so next month means something.
Prescriptions your team can ship. Not "improve the meta descriptions" but the exact page, the exact new wording, and the expected effect.
Honest timelines. What moves in two weeks, what takes two quarters, and what nobody can promise you.
Set aside a few hours for the first pass. The AI layer is the slowest part because you are running twenty prompts by hand. After the baseline exists, the monthly re-run takes under an hour.
No. Google Search Console, Google Analytics, the free tiers of the AI assistants, your robots.txt, and a phone. If you already pay for a rank tracker or an AI tool, it helps, but nothing here depends on it.
Yes. The examples are B2B SaaS because that is most of our work, but the three layers apply to any site with commercial pages. Services, ecommerce, and marketplaces all run the same checks.
The crawler table reflects how the bots behave today, and we revise it as the platforms change. The discipline is about two years old, so treat anyone selling you a decade of expertise in it with suspicion.
Yes, that is what we do. Book a 30-minute discovery call and we will tell you honestly what to look at first and how we would help. If we are not the right people, we will say so on the call. Or learn more about our CRO services.
