Specificity & depth
Original data, stats, and real substance, not generic filler.

Free tool for service businesses
Google now answers a lot of searches itself, with AI Overviews that cite a few pages and skip the rest. Paste any page and see whether its content is too generic to get cited, plus the exact fixes.
Works best on a specific blog post or service page. No signup, nothing stored.
Original data, stats, and real substance, not generic filler.
A front-loaded answer and clean H2/H3 headings AI can parse.
Question-based sections and FAQ content AI likes to quote.
Schema, clean metadata, trust signals, and llms.txt.
We fetch the page and analyze its published HTML across four areas that drive whether AI engines cite you: specificity and depth (original data, stats, and substance), answer structure (a front-loaded answer and clean headings), direct answers and FAQ, and machine readability (schema, metadata, trust signals, and llms.txt).
The weighting follows what actually moves AI visibility: original statistics are the single biggest lever, front-loading your answer and building genuine depth come next, then clear structure and trust signals.
We read the HTML the page serves, so a site that loads its content entirely with JavaScript may score low here, which is itself a real signal, since many AI crawlers don't run scripts. This is a directional guide, not a guarantee. Want a hands-on audit? Book Consultation.
AI Overviews are the AI-generated answers Google shows at the top of search results. They pull from a handful of web pages and cite them. If your content isn't structured to be quoted, you get skipped, even if you rank in the normal blue links.
AI answers favor pages with original data, direct answers, clear structure (headings, lists, FAQs), and schema. Generic pages, thin content, walls of text, no stats, no direct answers, give the AI nothing specific to quote, so it looks elsewhere.
Front-load a direct answer, add original statistics and data, use clear H2/H3 structure with question-based headings, add an FAQ section with schema, and build genuine depth. This scanner checks each of those and shows you what to fix.
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