Can a machine tell what your business is? Check, then fix it.
Search engines and AI assistants read a page's code, not its design. This tool
writes three plain pieces of that code for a small business site: JSON-LD structured
data, an llms.txt file and basic meta tags. Fill in the form, copy the output, paste
it into your site. It won't promise you rankings or a mention from a chatbot. It does
get the basics in place.
Your business
JSON-LD: paste before </body> on your homepage
Fill in the form and hit generate.
llms.txt: upload to yoursite.com/llms.txt
meta tags: paste inside <head>
Check a page you already have
Open your website,
right-click the page → View Page Source, select all, copy, and
paste it here. The check runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. It looks for five
basics and nothing more, so a 5/5 is a starting point, not a guarantee.
What the three pieces are
JSON-LD. A block of schema.org labels that says what the business
is, where it is and what it sells. Google and Bing both document that they read it.
llms.txt. A plain-text summary of your site, kept at /llms.txt.
It's a proposal, not a standard, and there's no guarantee any AI assistant reads it.
It takes a minute to add.
Meta tags. The description search engines often show under your
link, and the title and summary that show when someone shares the page.