WIDIGIX

Eighteen checks

1. Brand name visible in the title tag (served HTML)

   Passes

2. Clear positioning in meta description

   Does not pass

   Write a meta description (130-155 chars) that explains what you do and for whom.

3. Single clear H1 in the served HTML

   Passes

4. Heading hierarchy (H1 > H2 > H3)

   Passes

5. Paragraphs under 150 words each

   Passes

6. FAQ or Q&A section present

   Does not pass

   Add a FAQ section: LLMs frequently cite Q&A-formatted content when answering user questions.

7. Bullet lists present (easier to extract)

   Does not pass

   Use bullet lists for features, benefits, and steps. AI models quote them directly.

8. Author or company name in the served HTML

   Does not pass

   Add a visible byline, meta name="author", itemprop="author", or JSON-LD author in the HTML the server returns. This scan does not execute JavaScript.

9. Links to authoritative external sources

   Does not pass

   Link to 2-3 external sources (documentation, research, official sites). Signals credibility to AI models.

10. Publication or update date in the served HTML

    Does not pass

    Add a <time datetime="YYYY-MM-DD"> tag, article:published_time, or JSON-LD datePublished in the served HTML. This scan does not execute JavaScript.

11. GPTBot allowed in robots.txt

    Passes

12. ClaudeBot / Anthropic crawler allowed

    Passes

13. llms.txt accessible at /llms.txt

    Passes

14. sitemap.xml accessible at /sitemap.xml

    Does not pass

    Generate sitemap.xml using Launch Mode, then submit it to Google Search Console.

15. Structured data in the served HTML (JSON-LD)

    Passes

16. Organization schema

    Passes

17. SoftwareApplication schema (for software products)

    Does not pass · Not part of the score

    Recommendation, not part of the score. If this site is a software product, add "@type": "SoftwareApplication" so a model can categorize it.

18. WebSite schema

    Passes