readcube.com, read 2 days ago. Back to the report
85 to 100 in 8 steps
Do them in this order. Each step says what to change, on which pages, and what it adds. Hand the whole plan to your agent, or work through it yourself.
Now #62,394 of 263,590Step 1 top 10%Step 8 full marks
Worked out from this read, with every step before it done. A score says pages are well formed. It does not say an assistant cites the site.
The steps
Each is one change across the pages named. When one is live, read the site again and mttr marks it done.
- 1
Add a tap-to-call link
+7 points, to 92, and #15,084, 47,310 places up, and into the top 10%
Add a tap-to-call phone link.
2 pages
See the pages
- /
- /privacy
- 2
Publish a sitemap
+1 point, to 93
Publish /sitemap.xml listing every page that should rank, and name it in robots.txt.
Once, for the whole site
- 3
Set each page's canonical address
+2 points, to 95
Add a canonical link that points to the page itself.
1 page
See the pages
- /privacy
- 4
Describe images
+1 point, to 96
Describe every content image in its alt text.
The home page
- 5
Replace unsupported sales claims
+2 points, to 98
Replace the sales claim with a fact that can be checked.
The home page
- 6
Add an llms.txt
+1 point, to 99
Add /llms.txt: a short plain text map of the site for assistants. Its effect is unproven, so treat it as cheap insurance.
Once, for the whole site
- 7
Link straight to the final address
Under a point
Point links and the sitemap at the final address, not at one that redirects.
1 page
See the pages
- /privacy
- 8
Set a share image
+1 point, to 100, and full marks
Set og:image so links to the page carry a picture.
1 page
See the pages
- /privacy
Done since the first read
Answer the first question right under it
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 44 pages before.
Put the text in the HTML
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 31 pages before.
Show when guides were updated
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 31 pages before.
Add depth to thin pages
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 33 pages before.
Fix description lengths
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 49 pages before.
Put figures in tables
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 46 pages before.
Add lists or tables
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 36 pages before.
Name the publisher
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 31 pages before.
Use one main heading
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 3 pages before.
Phrase headings as questions
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 40 pages before.
Speed up the server
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 1 page before.
Match structured data to the page
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 31 pages before.
Fix title lengths
Done, seen on the read of October 23. It failed on 50 pages before.
What else the read found
Read from its home page’s code and the headers its server sent. A tool that loads later, or only on other pages, is not seen here.
WordPressPlatform
CloudflareHosting
WP EngineHosting
Google Tag ManagerAnalytics
jQueryLibrary
Google FontsFonts
Font AwesomeFonts
- pages with strong signs
- 0
- hidden characters
- 0
- chat, markdown or placeholders left in
- 0
- dashes per 1,000 words
- 1
A sign is not proof. Hidden characters can carry a watermark or instructions meant for an AI, and they come off with a clean copy of the text.
/fails 3: Add a tap-to-call link, Describe images and Replace unsupported sales claims1 page/privacyfails 4: Set each page's canonical address, Add a tap-to-call link and Link straight to the final address1 page
The read stopped at its page limit, so pages no link leads to cannot be told from pages it did not reach, and neither is reported.
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