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        "text": "Compare AI-crawlable sites by checking HTML clarity, schema depth (entity-based vs. basic), Core Web Vitals scores, and whether robots.txt allows GPTBot/ClaudeBot. AI-ready sites also use llms.txt and have fast, server-rendered content.\n\nDIY tools miss log-level access issues and granular schema needs. Professionals offer staging tests, CI/CD automation, and quarterly audits.\n\nKey factors: rendering method, schema type, performance scores, and crawler permissions.\n\nUse SEO crawling tools to audit broken links and schema errors, then simplify HTML and implement entity-based schema beyond Article/Product.\n\nWe compare options for businesses in San Francisco and nationwide, focusing on real visibility gains over marketing claims.",
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        "description": "AI-crawlable sites use clean HTML, granular entity schema, fast Core Web Vitals, and allow AI crawlers in robots.txt. Regular sites often block bots or hide content in JS."
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