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Original benchmark data: 76.3% of B2B SaaS companies with a determinable result now have an llms.txt file, ranging from 56.5% to 87.5% depending on category.

A page that can't be loaded and a page that loads cleanly and passes every check should never look the same in an audit report. Here's why most tools blur that line, and why it matters.

A page-type-by-page-type gallery of schema markup examples — pricing pages, comparison pages, docs, case studies, careers pages and more — with the type that actually fits each one.

The 15 technical checks worth adding to a standard SEO audit now that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews are reading — and sometimes citing — your website.

Original benchmark data comparing four B2B SaaS categories on llms.txt, schema and crawler-access signals — no single category wins on everything.

A 60-page audit report is only useful if someone actually reads it. Here's what it looks like to ask your own report a direct question instead, and get an answer grounded in your actual evidence.