Proof
Show clients crawler access, referral evidence, skipped pages, and crawled-but-not-cited states instead of generic AI visibility claims.
Agency client reporting
Give clients proof of AI crawler access, referrals, and visibility gaps.
Clients are asking what AI search means for their site. Start with access, readability, and visibility gaps; add crawler and referral proof when the client installs SeeLLM or shares edge logs.
Client-ready evidence
Pilot a client report before turning this into a repeat workflow.
First pass: access, readability, and discoverability gaps. Installed evidence: actual AI crawler hits, AI referral signals, and before-after monitoring after Worker install or log access.
Mode
Pilot
Start with one client site and a small page set
Pages
3-5
Important URLs per client to start
Output
Report
Short findings and next-page-to-fix notes
Why this page exists
One report offer, tested against a sharper buyer pain.
The first 48 hours should prove whether the problem is real enough to keep monitoring: access, referral evidence, skipped pages, and the next page worth fixing.
Priorities
Rank client pages by evidence and risk so the next SEO, content, or technical recommendation is easier to justify.
Repeatability
Run the same workflow across clients without manually stitching together GA4, server logs, prompt screenshots, and spreadsheets.
Sample evidence
The useful output is page-level.
PageSignalRiskFix
/pricing
AI crawler visits increased after content update
No visible referral lift
Add stronger buyer facts and cite-worthy comparison blocks
/services/seo
Perplexity referral evidence appeared
Thin source context
Strengthen proof, examples, and internal links to service outcomes
/blog/best-tools
Repeated crawler access
Client not cited
Improve entity clarity and add concise vendor comparison evidence
48-hour report
Turn AI visibility work into client proof.
A client report should answer what can be checked publicly, what needs installed/log evidence, and what to fix next. We do not promise citations; we make the evidence boundary clear.