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Your fix plan

6 prioritized fixes — most impactful first.

1. 1
   Let AI crawlers reach your pages

   Why: If GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or Googlebot are blocked — in robots.txt or at your CDN/WAF — those engines can't read, let alone cite, your pages. This is the single biggest lever for AI visibility.
   How: Remove any Disallow rules for these user-agents in robots.txt (or add explicit Allow lines), and make sure your CDN/WAF (e.g. Cloudflare bot-blocking) isn't filtering them at the edge — then re-test.
   High
2. 2
   Add JSON-LD structured data

   Why: Structured data tells AI engines exactly what your pages are about — your brand, products, FAQs — instead of guessing from raw text.
   How: Add <script type="application/ld+json"> blocks for Organization, WebSite and FAQPage on your key pages, then validate with Google's Rich Results Test.
   High
3. 3
   Define your brand with Organization schema

   Why: AI engines build an internal 'entity' for your brand. Without Organization schema they may not confidently connect your name, logo and description.
   How: Add an Organization JSON-LD block with name, url, logo, a short description and sameAs links to your social profiles.
   Medium
4. 4
   Publish an llms.txt file

   Why: llms.txt is an emerging standard that hands AI crawlers a clean, curated summary of your site and most important pages.
   How: Create /llms.txt at your domain root with a short brand summary and links to your key pages (product, pricing, docs, about).
   Medium
5. 5
   Fix your <title> tag

   Why: The title is one of the strongest signals AI uses to understand and label a page.
   How: Write a unique, descriptive title of 10–70 characters that includes your brand and what the page offers.
   Medium
6. 6
   Use a single, clear H1

   Why: A clean heading hierarchy helps AI parse what each page is primarily about.
   How: Keep exactly one H1 that states the page topic, and use H2/H3 for sub-sections.
   Low