Implementation: we fix it

What gets fixed

Robots rules for AI crawlers

A robots.txt that names the crawlers that matter and lets them in, while keeping private areas private. I also find and remove blocks set by your host, security plugin or content delivery network. If you would rather keep your content out of AI training but stay visible in AI search, that is possible for most of them, and I will set it up that way.

JSON-LD for entities, products and FAQs

Structured data that states who you are (Organization or LocalBusiness), what you sell (Product, Service or SoftwareApplication with real prices), your questions and answers (FAQPage) and where each page sits (BreadcrumbList). It is generated from the page content, so it cannot drift from what visitors see.

llms.txt and llms-full.txt

A short, accurate guide to your business for AI agents, plus a full-text version where it helps. I will be straight with you: the evidence that assistants read these files today is thin. They take minutes, not days, so you get them without paying for hype. Why I still add one.

Content structured for answer engines

Assistants lift short, self-contained passages. I restructure key pages so the answer comes first, the headings say what each section answers, and comparisons sit in tables. Where a question your customers ask has no page, I draft one for you to approve. Your facts, your voice, no filler.

Bing and IndexNow

Bing matters more than its market share suggests, because ChatGPT and Copilot draw on it. I verify your site in Bing Webmaster Tools, submit your sitemap and set up IndexNow, so changes are announced the moment you publish.

Entity consistency across the web

Your name, address, phone number, prices and description made the same everywhere: website, Google Business Profile, Bing Places, directories, app stores and social profiles. When sources disagree, an assistant has to guess, and it does not always guess in your favour.

Reviews and citations

I find the review sites and third-party pages assistants cite for your kind of business, and help you get listed, corrected or reviewed there by real customers. I will not buy reviews or mentions, and I would advise you not to either.

Before-and-after check

Every change is verified once live: crawlers get the right answer, structured data validates, pages are submitted for indexing. Assistants need time to re-read a site, so the effect on answers shows up in the following weeks, which is what monitoring is for.

How the work is done

1. Agree the list. You pick from the audit or free check. The quote is fixed.
2. Access. You give me the least access that does the job, or none: I can hand over changes as files and instructions for your developer.
3. Review. You see every change before it goes live. Anything visible to customers gets your sign-off on the wording.
4. Go live and verify. I check each change on the live site and send you the evidence.
5. Hand over. You get notes on what was added and how to keep it up to date.

Which platforms?

Most of them: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, custom sites and static sites are all workable. Some hosted site builders limit what you can change, such as robots.txt or files at the root of the domain. If your platform will not allow something, I will say so before quoting, not after.