Crawl access
GPTBot and PerplexityBot are disallowed in robots.txt. The engines literally cannot read the site. Fix: allow them, today, at zero cost.
Scale · Generative Engine Optimization
Buyers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity who to hire. Scale audits how those engines read your site, hands you the ranked fix list, and re-checks your fixes after 30 days. No calls. No retainers.
The moment you are buying
You ask an AI assistant:
Which firm should we hire for AI readiness in Kuala Lumpur?
Three firms come up. Meridian Advisory leads the answer, because the engines can read, trust, and quote its published methodology pages.
That is the moment Scale buys you. It cannot buy the answer. It removes the reasons the engine skips you.
Why now
llms.txt, thin entity markup, and crawler rules written for search, not for answers.Monitoring tools will sell you a dashboard for that last line. A dashboard tells you that you were skipped. Scale hands you the fixes.
The business owner or marketing lead who wants AI engines to name their firm, and does not want a US$2,000-a-month agency retainer to get there. One site per purchase.
What you receive
llms.txt written for your site, schema snippets, and FAQ and content restructure patterns.Your audit is founder-reviewed, not a template dump. It lands in your workspace within 48 hours of intake.
Sample audit, redacted
Fictional mid-size services firm. It illustrates the method only. It is not a customer result.
GPTBot and PerplexityBot are disallowed in robots.txt. The engines literally cannot read the site. Fix: allow them, today, at zero cost.
The homepage never states who the firm serves or where. Fix: one paragraph of declarative fact, plus Organization schema.
Key claims are buried in PDFs. Engines quote pages, not attachments. Fix: restructure the three most-asked questions as answerable sections.
No llms.txt. Fix: a written-for-you file listing what the site contains and where the answers live.
Day-30 target after the sprint: 70+
Assumptions and limitations
Scale audits only your public pages; it needs no logins, no private data, and no access to your systems. The audit is judgment scored against a published rubric, not a measurement from the engines themselves. No citation positions are guaranteed. No engine endorses or partners with this product. One site per purchase; the day-30 recheck covers the items you fixed, not a full re-audit. No professional advice and no guaranteed outcomes. See the Terms.
Generative engine optimization: structuring your site so AI answer engines can read, trust, and cite it. It is the practice that decides whether ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity name you when a buyer asks.
The audit covers what all major answer engines need: crawl access for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended, plus the structure, schema, and entity clarity they all reward. It is engine-agnostic on purpose.
No. Any firm that guarantees citations is lying. Engines choose what to cite. We remove the technical and structural reasons they skip you, which is the only part anyone can control.
None. The intake asks for your URL, your category, up to three competitors, and five questions your buyers would ask an AI. Everything after that reads public pages.
Not in this purchase. It is one-time with a day-30 recheck included. Ongoing monitoring may be offered later as a separate product.
Existing subscribers keep their access and billing terms unchanged, in My products.
Questions about access, payment, or your audit go through the Support page. We reply by email within 2 business days. Refunds follow the Refund Policy.