Crawler access
Review robots directives, status codes, canonicals, and page availability.
Technical visibility
Find crawl, rendering, structure, and entity problems that weaken the evidence available to AI answers.

A technical AI visibility audit examines whether important pages can be discovered, rendered, understood, and connected to a clear brand entity. It complements technical SEO rather than replacing it.
Blocked crawlers, client-only rendering, inconsistent canonicals, thin entity signals, and missing structured data can make useful evidence difficult to retrieve or trust.
Review robots directives, status codes, canonicals, and page availability.
Check whether important evidence exists in dependable HTML rather than fragile client-only states.
Assess schema, headings, relationships, and entity consistency.
Turn each issue into a scoped task with an expected outcome and a clear verification step.
Agree on the brand, competitors, audience, and technical surfaces before measurement begins.
Run the same buyer questions across the same AI engines, with every finding linked to the answer behind it.
Turn the findings that matter into source, content, brand, or technical priorities, then measure again.
No. It can provide guidance, but it does not replace crawlability, content quality, or broader authority signals.
It shares the same foundations, then adds checks relevant to AI crawlers, answer extraction, and entity understanding.
No. They remove barriers; relevance, evidence, authority, and competitive context still matter.
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