Agent-readiness audit · full report
Your complete agent-readiness audit: where you stand, every gap that is holding you back, the proof across the engines, and the ranked, science-backed fix list, validated by a 20-agent sim panel.
The verdict
Your site is only partway agent-ready.
This is the technical state of your site, what the engines can read and act on. The fix list below raises it. The score is built from two pillars.
Citation readiness
Can the engines read you and quote you?
Agent-interaction readiness
Can agents act with you, not just read you?
The proof
We tested a real buyer query“how to optimize wordpress for AI search engines”When a buyer asks this, the engines answer from sites they can read. Here is exactly who they name today.
of the answer space for this query is yours. The rest belongs to pages the engines can read.
The science
How reliably this models the real engines.
We ran a 20-agent sim panel and measured how closely its picks track what the live engines actually do, per engine. Higher means the fix list below is built on a prediction you can trust.
Your fix list
10 changes, ranked by predicted lift.
Each edit is what the recommended pages have and yours does not, ordered by how much it is predicted to move your agent-readiness. Apply them by hand, or let Citedon apply them through your plugin.
- 01Replace hero section with 'How to Optimize WordPress for AI Search: 8-Step Guide' heading followed by 2-3 sentence direct answer defining what AI search optimization means for WordPress sites (structure, schema, entities, crawlability), then add numbered step sections with specific WordPress block/plugin instructions under each+0.37
- 02Add new section 'Step 1: Structure Content with Answer-First Formatting' with subsection 'How to do it in WordPress' listing Heading block, List block, Table block, Quote block usage patterns, plus screenshot of WordPress editor showing this structure+0.34
- 03Add 'Step 2: Implement Schema Markup' section defining Article, FAQ, HowTo, and Organization schema types, with bullet list of WordPress plugins (Yoast, Rank Math, Schema Pro) and which schema types each supports, plus code snippet or plugin settings screenshot+0.31
- 04Insert named AI engine targets in first paragraph: 'This guide shows how to optimize your WordPress site to be cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude' with linked explanations of how each engine retrieves content differently+0.28
- 05Add 'Step 3: Build E-E-A-T Signals' section listing concrete WordPress trust markers: author bio blocks with credentials, visible publish/update dates, About page with business registration details, Contact page with physical address, clear expertise demonstration in author descriptions+0.26
- 06Create 'GEO vs SEO: What Changed' comparison table in first 500 pixels showing Traditional SEO (keywords, backlinks, rankings) vs Generative Engine Optimization (entities, schema, answer formatting, citability) with WordPress implications for each row+0.24
- 07Add 'Step 4: Optimize for AI Crawlers' section with robots.txt configuration example allowing GPTBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot, and explanation of llms.txt standard with sample file showing site structure and key entity relationships+0.22
- 08Add 'Step 5: Organize Content into Topic Clusters' with WordPress Category page setup instructions: how to create category descriptions, link from navigation, use Query Loop block to display related posts, interlink with entity-focused anchor text+0.19
- 09Insert market data anchor in opening: 'By 2026, Gartner predicts traditional search volume will drop 25% as users shift to AI answer engines. WordPress sites must adapt now.' with citation link to research+0.17
- 10Add visual case study section showing before/after content examples: unstructured blog post screenshot vs structured post with clear H2 sections, answer-first paragraphs, FAQ schema markup, demonstrating the transformation with WordPress editor views+0.14
What winners do
What you are missing
The evidence
Every page, scored.
How the panel and the live engines treated each page, your URLs first, then what the panel recommended across the field.
What the panel recommended most
Raw engine results
Perplexity11 cited
ChatGPT0 cited
Gemini48 cited
Claude8 cited
Now keep it ready
This report is a snapshot. Citedon keeps you ready.
You have the fix list. Citedon can apply every fix additively through your Yoast or Rank Math, then keep watching the engines and re-applying as they change, so your score holds and you stay the one they recommend, instead of slipping back the moment the models shift.
Apply the fix list
Citedon writes and merges the schema, entities, and answerable structure behind every gap above, additively.
Additive onlyThrough your plugin
It merges into the graph Yoast or Rank Math already manage, overwriting nothing, reversible in one click.
ReversibleRe-apply, continuously
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