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AI Visibility Scorecard

Answer 19 plain-English questions and get an instant 0-100 readiness score across the seven layers of the AI Visibility Stack. No email gate, no ranking promises, just a practical read on what your site gives answer engines to work with.

[ what it checks ]

19

questions

7

layers

0

email gate

Measures readiness, not rankings. Use “Not sure” when you cannot verify an answer from the live site.

Assessment progress

0 of 19 answered

01Entity ClarityCan a machine tell exactly who you are, what you do, and where?
Not started0/16
Does your homepage clearly state your business name, what you do, and the area you serve — in plain text (not only a logo or image)?
Do you have an About page that explains who you are and who's behind the business?
Are your business name, category, and contact details consistent across your website and your Google Business Profile?
02Service SpecificityIs each thing you offer stated plainly enough to match a real question?
Not started0/14
Does each main service you offer have its own page — not just one combined “Services” list?
On those pages, do you spell out what each service is, who it's for, and what to expect?
03Proof DensityAre credible, specific signals visible to support the site's key claims?
Not started0/14
Does your site show real, specific proof — reviews, credentials, certifications, or before/after examples?
Are the people or qualifications behind your work named (licensed staff, years in business, a real team)?
Are reviews or testimonials shown on your own site — not only on third-party platforms?
04Local RelevanceAre you clearly tied to the places you actually serve?
Not started0/14
Does your site state the cities, neighborhoods, or service area you cover — in the page text?
Do you have a verified, complete Google Business Profile that matches your website?
If you serve multiple areas, do you have genuine location or service-area content (not thin duplicate pages)?
05Answer CoverageDoes the site directly answer what buyers ask before choosing?
Not started0/14
Does your site answer what buyers ask before choosing — pricing ranges, timing, what to expect, how you're different?
Do you have an FAQ section written in plain language?
06Machine ReadabilityCan compatible crawlers access and parse the important site content?
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Does your site have structured data (JSON-LD schema) describing your business and services?
Does your site have a clear, plain-language summary of who you are, what you offer, and where — readable by machines? (An optional llms.txt file is one way to do this.)
Does each page have its own unique title and meta description?
Do you have a sitemap.xml and robots.txt, with the site crawlable (not blocking search engines)?
07Conversion PathOnce someone lands, is the next step obvious and easy?
Not started0/10
Is there an obvious next step (call, book, or contact) visible without scrolling far on your key pages?
Is your contact or booking form short, accessible, and easy to complete on a phone?

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