Your AI-visibility Fix Kit.
The Fix Kit is a single ranked to-do list for one page. We check it across six dimensions — AI visibility, search foundation, and conversion — then aggregate every failing signal into one prioritised list, worst-first. For each fix you get what's wrong, why it matters, and the exact fix.
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How the Fix Kit works
- 1. We crawl your page — the same server-side audit behind our AI Visibility Checker, reading your real HTML, robots.txt, and llms.txt.
- 2. We aggregate every issue — each failing signal becomes one fix, ranked by severity (citation-killers first, then the AI wedge, then search and conversion).
- 3. You ship the fixes — use the free generators for the paste-ready files, then re-score to prove the lift. The full ranked list is free — every fix, worst-first.
Every item is derived from what we actually detected on your page — no invented findings. See the methodology →
How is this different from the AI Visibility Checker?
Same crawl, different output. The Checker answers how am I doing? — a 0–100 score plus the single highest-leverage thing to change. The Fix Kit answers what do I do, in what order? — every failing signal turned into its own entry and sorted worst-first, so you can work down the list instead of re-running the score after each guess. Start with the Checker if you want a number; come here when you have decided to actually fix the page.
Do I have to fix everything?
No, and the ordering exists precisely so you do not. Citation-killers come first — the structural problems, like content that only exists after JavaScript runs or a robots.txt that turns AI crawlers away, where nothing further down the list can be read at all until they are cleared. AI-visibility items follow, then search foundation, then conversion. Working three items from the top usually moves more than working ten from the middle.
How do I know the findings are real?
Every entry names the signal it came from and what was actually detected in your HTML, so each one is checkable against your own page source — view-source and look. Nothing is generated by a language model guessing at your site, and there are no invented benchmark numbers anywhere in the output. Where a signal is a heuristic rather than a certainty, the methodology page says so in plain English.
What should I do after shipping the fixes?
Re-run the same URL. The score is deterministic for a given page, so a genuine before-and-after difference is the proof that a change landed — and it catches the common case where a fix was written but never deployed. The free generators produce the paste-ready files for the three most common structural items.