Each guide answers one question an owner asks, names the finding on the scan report it fixes, and says where the setting lives on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow and the rest.
The four reasons an assistant skips a business or sends people to a marketplace instead of its own website, and the fix for each.
Hosting firewalls and bot lists refuse AI crawlers on about a quarter of restaurant websites, with no robots.txt rule saying so. How to check in a minute and where the switch is on each builder.
The eight AI user agents that matter for a business website, what each one does, a robots.txt you can paste, and Content Signals.
Why a PDF or photo menu sends assistants to a delivery app's copy of your menu, and how to publish it as a page on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and the rest.
A JSON-LD block with name, address, phone, opening hours, cuisine, menu and bookings, and where to paste it on each site builder.
What an assistant needs to book a table directly, the options from a simple form to booking software on your domain, and how each one scores.
Why assistants send orders to delivery apps, what a direct ordering page needs, and the options from vendor widgets to a simple order form.
Some site builders draw the whole page with scripts, so a crawler that does not run them sees nothing. How to check and what to do.
llms.txt is a short text file that describes your business for language models. Optional today, cheap to add, with a ten-line example for a restaurant.
Four ways to look at your own site the way an assistant does: fetch as the crawlers, read the page source, run the scanner, and ask the assistants directly.
Short on time? The five fixes that move the score most, or scan your site and read only the guides your report links to.