AI search engines are not as efficient and sophisticated as Google and other traditional search engine. They require further efforts of website administrators to access the page and load information to answer the challenge and quote or link to the source.
There are free Chrome extensions that ensure that Chatgpt and other AI search engines have access to the page.
AI Access
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SEO X-RAY It is an extension of chrome to detect the page availability for searching. Load the page to Chrome and click the icon. The extension provides additional information, such as detected data brands, HTML headers, images and alternative image text.
This sample message from SEO X-Ray shows the Robots.txt file blocking the crawl machine from the WIX “SEO/Lear/AntSets*& Tome =”. Click the image to enlarge.
Roboview It is another useful extension “exactly like searching search engine and robots AI.” It works automatically when the page loads and alerts users of any blocked elements and robots.Txt in real time.
Users can choose shoes and receive notifications when the page blocks it.
Roboview highlights the blocked section of the page, including images built from the blocking domain. Extension is a quick way to verify access to any AI shoes.
Roboview warns users to any blocked elements and restrictions on robots. Click the image to enlarge.
Elements
Unlimited Google and Bing, AI platforms have gained a happet in index or web cache. Boti AI can approach the pages through these external indices to collect information and response to challenges.
In addition, most AI search engines cannot effectively render JavaScript. It is necessary to ensure that the critical content is accessible through static HTML.
Rendering another engine There is a free extension that shows elements of a page that requires JavaScript rendering and can therefore be invisible to search.
Install the extension, go to the page, and click the analysis icon. In a separate extension window, it highlights:
- Headings hidden for JavaScript elements (such as cards and switches),
- Invisible or non -sinking links,
- A text that requires JavaScript to be visible.
The message below shows that only 8 out of 14 H6 headlines are probably visible for AI search engines.
Users can also emphasize AI-Crowable links on the page. It’s an easy way to confirm that robots can see, load and watch all the elements.
The Differential Motor rendering engine shows the page elements that require JavaScript and can be invisible to AI search engines, such as the H6 head limit. Click the image to enlarge.
Ai eyes There is another extension that appears on the page as it sees AI. It focuses on the text. Load the page and click on it. The extension can then generate a message about missing content when JavaScript is allowed. Go down the message and see how AI does not have to load.
AI Eyes shows the missing page content to render JavaScript. In this example, ten words are invisible to search AI. Click the image to enlarge.