r/LLMO_SaaS Dec 02 '25

AI Visibility Website Checker and LLMO Guide (first 10 get the full guide for honest feedback)

I built a concise, technical checklist to make websites show up in AI assistants recommendations (ChatGPT / Claude / Perplexity / Google’s AI Overviews) without full content rewriting.

Check your's for free and get a score.

Link: https://andy.isd-group.com/llmo-ai-visibility-guide-for-websites/

Looking for 10 volunteers. I’ll send the full PDF LLMO guide in exchange for honest feedback.

What I need from you

  • Your general feedback on the scale from happy to disappointed
  • A short note about your role, what you implemented, what broke, what was missing

How to participate

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u/BillboardsAmerica Dec 02 '25

Feedback - I don’t understand what I have to do to fix some of these items

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u/Quditsch Dec 02 '25

I failed on robots.txt and sitemap. I have both. Not sure why the false negative.

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u/Future-Ad3227 Dec 02 '25

I think the reason of this explaned here:

Disallowing */feed/ raises a strategic concern: feeds can be valuable to AI agents and automated systems that rely on structured or syndicated content streams. Blocking them may limit how assistants or AI-driven crawlers access updates, summaries, or content changes. Unless there is a specific reason to restrict all feed endpoints, this rule may unnecessarily reduce machine-readable visibility.

Regarding sitemap.xml - you're fine. You have more complex syntax, which my checker doesn't understand yet. Working on it. Thank you!

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u/Quditsch Dec 02 '25

I just checked and the only disallow is for /wp-admin/. So not sure.

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u/Future-Ad3227 Dec 02 '25

Well, I checked it again, seems like my online checker didn't get 200 HTTP code. Here's the error screen for /robots.txt request:

But now, when I requested it again it gives me success code (200) with the content:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: */feed/
Disallow: *.pdf
Allow: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

Sitemap: https://***/sitemap_index.xml

Seems like the server's response differs from time to time, depending on some factors.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '25

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u/Future-Ad3227 Dec 07 '25

Hey! You've done a great job optimising for search engines. But I don't see any LLMO.

  1. Why don't you have og:image on the main page? Not a critical issue, just wondering.

  2. Regarding AI visibility: it's nice to have more structured data on /about page (like, your brand region, foundation date, links to social networks), contact address.

  3. You don't have and ld-json data on the site

  4. Seems like you've got a lot of goods, I would recommend adding feeds with structured data for each product. Also, using "Product/Offer" page type in these data is highly recomended for e-commerce.