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Important-page coverage
Compare the URLs the client cares about with verified request evidence—not a site-wide activity total.
Agency crawler-coverage pilot
Find the important pages AI crawlers aren’t reaching.
Combine a client’s sitemap with verified server-side crawler evidence. See where requests fail, which obsolete URLs absorb attention, and which important pages need investigation next.
One client domain · real request evidence · reply within 48 hours
Client evidence record
acme.example · last 14 days
Important pageVerified requestsNext investigation
/pricing
Revenue
No verified activity observed during this period
Check internal discovery and keep collecting
/compare/platform-x
Evaluation
GPTBot · 14 requests
Review edge policy and rate limiting
/old-ai-guide
Obsolete
OAI-SearchBot · 31 requests
Align sitemap, redirect, and canonical target
The combined workflow
A sitemap tells you what exists. Logs tell you what happened.
Neither tells an agency what matters on its own. SeeLLM joins the client’s important URL inventory with verified crawler requests and a bounded next action.
02
Technical failures
Surface repeated blocks, rate limits, server failures, redirects, and policy conflicts with the observation attached.
03
Wasted crawler attention
Find obsolete URLs receiving requests while current pricing, product, or comparison pages receive none in the same window.
The core screen
One matrix. Evidence first.
Every recommendation stays attached to the page, source, time window, and condition that supports it.
/pricing
- Sitemap
- Included
- Observed activity
- No verified activity observed during this period
- HTTP / policy
- 200 · allowed
- Next investigation
- Check internal discovery and keep collecting
/compare/platform-x
- Sitemap
- Included
- Observed activity
- GPTBot · 14 requests
- HTTP / policy
- 403 / 429 / 5xx
- Next investigation
- Review edge policy and rate limiting
/old-ai-guide
- Sitemap
- Redirect remains in sitemap
- Observed activity
- OAI-SearchBot · 31 requests
- HTTP / policy
- 301 → /guides/ai
- Next investigation
- Align sitemap, redirect, and canonical target
Illustrative evidence. “No activity observed” means no verified activity in the stated telemetry window—not proof that a crawler never visits the page.
From connection to decision
The smallest useful crawler-coverage loop.
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Connect site
Use the existing SeeLLM collector or share a bounded request-log sample.
02
Import sitemap
Map the client’s URL inventory and select the pages that matter commercially.
03
Collect evidence
Verify crawler identity, request time, URL, and the response actually observed.
04
Rank URLs
Separate healthy coverage from technical failures and pages worth investigating.
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Fix and recheck
Make one bounded change, then compare the same evidence source again.
Two-to-four-week validation
Start with one client site.
Send the domain. We’ll inspect the public sitemap, confirm what real telemetry is available, and reply within 48 hours with the next connection step.
- 01 One client domain and three to five important pages
- 02 Verified request evidence or clearly labeled public checks
- 03 One bounded issue to investigate and recheck