Webetter × iGears
Clear services, locations and contact details help people and search tools understand your business.
Who you are, what you do and where you work.
Write your name, service area, contact details and opening hours as text. Organization / LocalBusiness and Service structured data should match what visitors see.
Direct answers to the questions customers ask.
Use real customer questions and direct answers about scope, process and working together. FAQPage data should only describe visible questions and answers.
Put key details in text on accessible public pages.
Keep important information in text, not only images. Check robots.txt, public pages, your sitemap and speed. llms.txt is an optional guide, not a guarantee of AI inclusion.
Complete translations linked to their matching pages.
Publish real translations, then connect matching pages and hreflang links. Do not label untranslated content as another language.
Each area includes several checks. The free tool checks public HTTP / HTML signals. Translation quality, accurate opening hours and actual AI recommendations need separate review.
Title, description, canonical URL, page language, one H1 and a clear heading structure.
HTTPS, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap and search-agent reachability; agent probes do not verify real vendor crawlers.
Enough readable content and contact information; clear service pages and FAQs help customers.
Business / FAQ structured data and Open Graph sharing information, based on real public content.
Search systems look for pages relevant to a question and decide what to show or cite. Google says its AI search features follow core SEO practices, with no special AI markup or llms.txt requirement. Readable information, useful content and structured data matching the page remain the basics. Eligibility does not guarantee inclusion or recommendation.
Google documentation: AI features and your website ↗Start from a design and add real business information. Run a free check after publishing and get help where you need it.
Explore free designsKeep your website and provider. Identify the gaps, then agree access, changes and acceptance checks.
Check first, then request a human auditUse these points to compare scope. Providers differ; check each actual proposal and contract.
| What to compare | Typical website package | Webetter |
|---|---|---|
| What you receive | A designed, published website within the quoted scope | Website creation plus a free GEO self-check |
| GEO / AI | Confirm whether structured content and checks are included | Self-check tool available; expert improvements scoped separately |
| After an enquiry | Notification and follow-up depend on the package | Automatic replies, notifications and follow-up |
| Editing words | Self-editing or paid updates depend on the contract | Edit yourself or use AI credits for help |
| Moving later | Check content handover and domain ownership | Site export available; keep control of your own domain |
