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An AI visibility checklist for a small business website
Check business facts, service pages, crawler access and structured data before paying for AI visibility improvements.
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Practical website and AI visibility guides for business owners. Learn what to check, what to fix and what a result actually means.
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Check business facts, service pages, crawler access and structured data before paying for AI visibility improvements.
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Check business facts, service pages, crawler access and structured data before paying for AI visibility improvements.
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A practical diagnostic for missing business mentions: distinguish search answers, crawler access, unclear content and measurement limits.
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Understand what llms.txt proposes, where it may help, and why it should not replace accurate pages, crawler access or measurement.
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Customers are asking an assistant instead of scrolling a results page. Here is what those answers are built from, and why some businesses never make the list.
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Learn what robots.txt controls, how to inspect a suspected block, and what to ask a developer before changing crawler rules.
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Understand LocalBusiness JSON-LD, avoid invented addresses and duplicate markup, and validate facts before publishing.
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Review existing WordPress schema, choose one owner for business data, and check permissions and published output before adding code.
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Check existing Shopify theme and app markup, identify conflicting product or business facts, and avoid paying for duplicate features.
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Review Wix’s existing business markup, protect private addresses, and verify the published facts before adding custom structured data.
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Improve service-page clarity, titles, descriptions, navigation and contact paths on Squarespace before considering custom code.
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Understand the difference between service-area and storefront businesses, and avoid accidentally publishing a private address.
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Find conflicting names, phone numbers, hours, service areas and website links, then make a clear owner-approved correction plan.
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Write a useful local service page with clear scope, genuine service areas, practical expectations and a straightforward next step.
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Choose useful FAQ questions, write precise answers, and avoid outdated promises about FAQ markup and Google rich results.
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Use session acquisition data, landing pages and meaningful conversions to investigate AI referrals while keeping attribution limits clear.
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Build a focused keyword shortlist, separate organic topics from paid intent, and validate Google Ads costs before spending.
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More people will judge your business from the map card than from your website. Most owners have never actually looked at theirs from the customer's side.
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Most small businesses start automating in the wrong place. These three give back real hours without changing how you work.
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