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A brochure can still be a dead end.

A conventional site can publish information without giving a crawler, customer, or agent a clear next action.

Illustrated workflow, not live customer activity. Connections depend on the agreed scope.

  1. A brochure can still be a dead end.. A conventional site can publish information without giving a crawler, customer, or agent a clear next action.
  2. Make the meaning legible.. Clear service pages, structured content, and labeled routes give people and compatible systems something they can understand.
  3. Give compatible agents a route.. AI readiness and WebMCP expose defined tasks where supported, while ordinary links and forms remain available to everyone.
  4. Let the request travel.. A validated inquiry moves through the agreed path with its context intact, ready for your team to review.
  5. Keep the handoff accountable.. Your team approves the next step before the mini CRM or existing CRM receives the scoped handoff.

A report you can work with

The details matter when someone is ready to call.

Every finding starts with an observation: what was tested, what happened, and what you can do next. Scores reflect measured website conditions. They do not predict rankings or guarantee leads.

The practical cost is often a small missed moment: a customer cannot find the service area, a form gives no confirmation, or a slow first screen makes the answer feel unavailable. Site Check gives you evidence for the next decision instead of another vague marketing score.

Speed & stabilitySearch foundationsContent clarityAgent usability
88/ 100Speed & stability
96/ 100Search foundations
74/ 100Agent usability

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Category scores make the report easier to read. Open a category, inspect the evidence, and work through the findings with your developer or on your own.

Entity checks distinguish website-declared types from Google Knowledge Graph candidates. A missing or ambiguous entity is labeled as uncertain.

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Will this improve my Google ranking?

The tool measures website foundations. Fixing real problems can make a site more usable and accessible to crawlers, but rankings and AI citations are not promised.

Why are some checks not graded?

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