uvmathletics.com, read 14 hours ago. Back to the report
94 to 100 in 3 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 #9,148 of 263,590Step 1 top 1%Step 3 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
Describe images
+3 points, to 97, and #2,055, 7,093 places up, and into the top 1%
Describe every content image in its alt text.
100 pages, 99 of them under /sports/
See the pages
- /
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2010
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2011
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2012
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2013
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2014
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2015
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2016
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2017
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2018
- and 90 more in the copied plan
- 2
Set a share image
+2 points, to 99
Set og:image so links to the page carry a picture.
99 pages under /sports/
See the pages
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2010
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2011
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2012
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2013
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2014
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2015
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2016
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2017
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2018
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2019
- and 89 more in the copied plan
- 3
Add structured data
+1 point, to 100, and full marks
Add valid JSON-LD that says what the page is.
11 pages under /sports/
See the pages
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2010
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2011
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2012
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2013
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2014
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2015
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2016
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2017
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2018
- /sports/cross-country/schedule/2019
- and 1 more in the copied plan
7 more, to tidy up after 100
- 4
Put the text in the HTML
Under a point
Put the page text in the HTML the server sends. Most AI crawlers do not run scripts.
The home page
- 5
Match structured data to the page
Under a point
Use the schema type that matches the page: Article for guides, Service or Product for offers, Organization or WebSite for the home page.
The home page
- 6
Add depth to thin pages
Under a point
Add true, specific detail until the page covers its subject.
The home page
- 7
Speed up the server
Under a point
Cache pages or speed up the server. Crawlers give a slow site fewer visits.
Once, for the whole site
- 8
Add an llms.txt
Under a point
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
- 9
Use one main heading
Under a point
Give the page exactly one h1 that says what it is about.
The home page
- 10
Fix description lengths
Under a point
Write a meta description of 70 to 165 characters that summarizes the page.
The home page
Done since the first read
Add a tap-to-call link
Done, seen on the read of October 25. It failed on 100 pages before.
What else the read found
Half its pages take over 851 ms to start answering, past the 800 ms a crawler is patient with. Caching or a faster server helps every page at once. One fetch a page, the way a crawler sees it.
/sports/general/schedule/20183.7 s/sports/mens-basketball/schedule/2014-153.1 s/sports/mens-basketball/schedule/2010-112.9 s/sports/mens-cross-country/schedule/2020-212.9 s/sports/cross-country/schedule/20142.9 s
Fastest: /sports/mens-ice-hockey/schedule/2026-27, 50 ms. Heaviest: /sports/mens-basketball/schedule/2017-18, 60 KB.
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.
Google Tag ManagerAnalytics
- GGoogle AnalyticsAnalytics
jQueryLibrary
Google FontsFonts
- pages with strong signs
- 0
- hidden characters
- 0
- chat, markdown or placeholders left in
- 0
- dashes per 1,000 words
- 0
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 6: Put the text in the HTML, Add depth to thin pages and Use one main heading1 page/sports/99 fail a rule. Worst: /sports/cross-country/schedule/2010, 3 rules99 pages
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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