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Website Entity & AI-Understanding Self-Check

Open your website in another tab and check eight observable items. This is a review of your source information—not a scan, a test of a model or a prediction of citations.

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How the result is determined · version 1.0

Each answer is Yes — documented, No, or Not sure. All questions must be answered. No and Not sure both create a task; foundational gaps appear first, followed by other actions in question order. No weighting, external scan or AI scoring is used.

Answers are self-reported. This tool cannot establish crawlability, indexing, AI understanding, ranking or future citations. Use the linked observation method to test actual model responses separately.

Read our evidence and review method

0 of 8 answered

1. Can a visitor identify the company and distinguish it from similarly named organizations?

Foundational check

Check the company name, public contact details and a clear parent-company description.

2. Does each principal offer have one clear, linked page?

Foundational check

Look for a stable page explaining what the offer is and whether it is available, a pilot or a concept.

3. Do offer pages name the audience and the problem they address?

Follow-up check

A visitor should be able to connect Company → Offer → Audience → Problem without guessing.

4. Are product names, capabilities and limitations consistent across pages and downloads?

Foundational check

Compare the homepage, product page and current literature. A short factual definition helps expose contradictions.

5. Can visitors inspect the evidence behind important claims?

Follow-up check

Distinguish a method, a hypothetical example and an observed customer result. Do not treat them as interchangeable.

7. Do substantial resources explain who maintains them and how corrections are handled?

Follow-up check

Look for truthful authorship, relevant sources, a review policy and a contact route for corrections.

8. Have you recorded repeatable AI responses separately from your website review?

Follow-up check

Use fixed branded and unbranded prompts; record provider, model, date, sources, errors and repeated observations.

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