#ai-visibility
9 guides tagged #ai-visibility on ChangeGamer.
Guides
- The Agent-Ready Website: A Complete Guide to AI Visibility, Access Control and Monetization The full operator playbook for making a website work for AI agents and AI crawlers: be fetchable, be readable, be controllable, be payable — with a 30-day implementation plan.
- llms.txt vs robots.txt vs sitemap.xml: Which File Does What The three root-level files every agent-ready site publishes, what each one is actually for, and why publishing one does not substitute for the others.
- How to Write an llms.txt File (Format, Template, and Maintenance) A step-by-step guide to writing a useful llms.txt: the exact format, a copy-paste template, what to put under ## Optional, how to validate it, and how to keep it from rotting.
- Serving Markdown Variants to AI Agents: The Cheapest Win in AI Visibility How to publish a .md twin of every page — URL patterns, content negotiation, discovery headers, generation pitfalls — and why it cuts what an agent pays to read you.
- How AI Search Engines Choose Sources (And What You Can Actually Influence) What is known, what is claimed and what is speculation about how ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews pick the pages they cite — and the short list of things a site owner can actually control.
- Should You Block AI Crawlers? A Decision Framework by Business Model Blocking AI crawlers is four separate decisions, not one. A framework that maps each crawler class to what it costs and earns you, by business model, with the exact robots.txt for each answer.
- Structured Data for AI Agents: Which Schema.org Types Earn Their Keep Most schema.org markup is invisible to machine readers. The types that are worth the effort for AI agents, how to emit them without drift, and what to build instead of more markup.
- Measuring AI Agent Traffic: Server-Side Telemetry That Answers Real Questions Why client-side analytics miss AI agents entirely, the minimum row schema to log, the five queries worth running, and how to tell a real crawler from a spoofed user agent.
- Why AI Agents Can't Read Your Site: Twelve Failure Modes and How to Find Them A diagnostic catalogue of the twelve reasons AI agents and crawlers fail on real sites — from silent WAF blocks to JS-only rendering — each with the command that detects it and the fix.