A step-by-step way to check robots.txt, your CDN or firewall, the server response and JavaScript rendering for ten search and AI crawlers, with a free Python script.
Ashruba Pankhade ·
How AI answers use video, and how to make your YouTube and on-site videos understandable: titles, descriptions, captions, chapters, watch pages, transcripts and VideoObject schema.
Rohit Bhisey ·
Terms governing the use of the Brilad website, its guides and content.
A QA process for AI-assisted articles: a tested script for banned phrases, links, structure and unsourced statistics, assisted claim checking, and human and expert review.
Ashruba Pankhade ·
A page-by-page method for refreshing existing content: building an inventory, deciding to update, merge, redirect, remove or leave, what a real update includes, and how to measure it.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
Structure makes a page readable for AI assistants. It does not make the page worth quoting. How to find the original material only your company has, make it extractable, reinforce it across other surfaces, and measure whether assistants start naming you.
Rohit Bhisey ·
Why WordPress sites fail Core Web Vitals and how to fix them without stacking plugins: field data, server caching, fewer scripts, the LCP image, layout stability and JavaScript control.
Ashruba Pankhade ·
What E-E-A-T means in Google's rater guidelines, why it matters to AI assistants, and a practical checklist for business websites.
The training, search and user-fetch crawlers run by OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google and others, and how to set robots.txt rules for each.
A full check of your visibility across Google, answer engines and AI assistants, with a prioritised fix list.