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@shrinath_prabhu 56 is the danger zone - visible enough to think you're fine, invisible enough to miss half your AI traffic. What's your weakest category?

@SearchScoreHQ Interesting, I got 56 🥳

Show me what you're building. 👇 No pitch deck. No elevator speech. Just drop the link. I'll click every single one. 🔥

@yadavji_codes SearchScore.io

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@mchulet SearchScore - free AI visibility scanner. Shows if ChatGPT/Perplexity can find your site. 350k sites scanned, 71% invisible. searchscore.io

Show me what you're building. 👇 No pitch deck. No elevator speech. Just drop the link. I'll click every single one. 🔥

@_Piyush_503 SearchScore - free AI visibility scanner. Shows if ChatGPT/Perplexity can find your site. 350k sites scanned, 71% invisible. searchscore.io

Show me what you're building. 👇 Drop your SaaS, app, project, website — anything. I'll give honest feedback on every single one. RT so more builders get seen. 🚀

@adriannalakatos SearchScore - free AI visibility scanner. Shows if ChatGPT/Perplexity can find your site. 350k sites scanned, 71% invisible. searchscore.io

ran ship it irl today 4 questions: • who are you + what are you building? • what'd you ship this week? • next week's goal? • biggest blocker? what'd you ship? reply with your update 👇

@Patricktmcavoy We quantified this - 71% aren't positioned at all. They're not in the conversation

If the information ecosystem doesn't position you as the obvious answer during research, the AI won't recommend you. You don't make the shortlist.

81% B2B buyers decide before sales engagement. Your team never had a chance.

@SEOKeval Solid list. #9 is the one most brands miss - AI is eating TOFU content. We're seeing 71% of sites invisible to AI entirely.

Brands spend months wondering why their SEO isn't working. I can usually spot the issue in under 10 minutes. Here's what I look for: 1) Do the pages they're trying to rank fulfill the search intent of the target keyword? Ex: Are they targeting keywords on a Product page that Google primarily ranks Product pages for? They should. 2) Are they only targeting broad keywords that are extremely competitive? They shouldn't be. 3) Are there multiple pages competing to rank for the same keyword? There shouldn't be. 4) Do their Product Category pages have keyword-optimized meta titles, H1 tags and content on the page? They should. 5) Does the content on Product Category pages talk about the brand's USPs, include an FAQ, and internally link to other relevant Product Category pages? They should. 6) Are their core Product or Product Category pages linked on the main navigation menu or the homepage? They should be. 7) Does the site have a lot of low-quality blog content that doesn't rank in Google or generate organic clicks? It shouldn't. 8) Does the the site's blog content internally link to relevant Product or Product Category pages? It should. 9) Does the blog content exclusively target top-of-funnel keywords that most people now turn to AI for? It shouldn't. 10) Does the site have a lot of unresolved broken links or broken backlinks? It shouldn't. 11) Are quality backlinks actively being built? They should be. 12) Are Product Category pages being consistently hammered with backlinks each month, with no variation of links to the homepage and blog content? They shouldn't be. 13) Is the homepage the most linked-to page by a large margin? It should be. 14) Are 50% of anchor texts branded? They should be. 15) Was there ever a sudden surge of spammy backlinks over the last few years? There shouldn't be. I'd say 95% of the time, these issues are the root cause of a brand's failing SEO.

@AICommerceGuy_ @SEOKeval Exactly this. 71% of sites invisible to AI entirely. Perfect SEO scores, zero AI presence.

@SEOKeval 15 checkpoints and not a single one mentions how AI search engines see your brand. This is a perfect 2024 SEO audit. In 2026, you need a 16th question: does any AI engine recommend you for your core category? If not, fixing the first 15 won't save you.

@Barrettsharpe This. We just scanned 350k sites - 71% don't exist to AI at all. Not low visibility. Zero.

Most people have no idea what the next 24 months are about to do. Right now AI still feels like a tool. In 2 years, you won’t “use AI” at all. It will just be built into everything. Every app. Every website. Every workflow. It will feel like electricity. Invisible, but nothing works without it. The biggest shift? One person companies will not be rare anymore. One operator with AI will be able to run marketing build software handle customers create content analyze everything instantly What used to take 10 people will take 1. You are going to see a wave of 1M to 10M dollar businesses built by individuals. And it is not just tools. AI agents are going to start replacing actual work. Not jobs. Work itself. They will run accounts respond to leads book appointments build pages write and ship code You will not hire the same way. You will deploy systems. At the same time, search is changing fast. People are not going to dig through 10 websites anymore. They will ask AI and get one answer. If you are not seen as an authority, you do not exist. Here is where it gets interesting. Content is about to become infinite. AI will create videos, posts, ads, even full brands at almost no cost. So attention will not go to who creates the most. It will go to who people trust. Which leads to the real shift. Your identity becomes the asset. In a world where AI can do almost everything, people will follow real experience real reputation real people Founders become brands. Experts become media companies. This creates two paths. Builders who move fast, use AI, and create leverage And everyone else who waits and falls behind There will not be much middle. Education is going to change too. AI tutors and real time learning will outperform traditional paths. A 19 year old using AI correctly will outperform someone with 10 years experience. And local businesses are about to be completely reinvented. AI will run ads calls booking pricing follow up The difference between a 300K business and a 5M one will not be skill. It will be systems. The only rule that will matter is speed. Not the smartest Not the most experienced The fastest executor wins. This is not going to be gradual. It is a compression event. 10 years of change happening in 2. Most people will realize it too late. Some will not. Those are the ones who are about to build everything.

@SmartCompany We just published data on this - 350k sites, 71% invisible to AI entirely. Happy to share if useful.

Google’s proposed AI search opt-out promises more control, but publishers and small businesses shouldn’t be convinced just yet. smartcompany.com.au/artificial-int…

@JacobGorAI And 71% of businesses aren't in the answer. Ground is shifting faster than most realise.

Trustpilot partnering with AI companies because traditional search is declining is one of those moves that sounds small but tells you everything about where discovery is heading. People aren't googling for reviews anymore, they're asking chatbots. If your business depends on being found through search, the ground beneath you is shifting fast.

@TheLANYGroup Ghost Brand - perfect term. We just published data: 71% of sites are exactly this. Invisible.

Imagine it’s 2027. A family office or a high-end wellness concierge uses a private AI agent to vet partners. Your company is the best in the world, but the AI doesn't recommend you. Why? Because you weren't "machine-readable." Most companies are still optimizing for "keywords" that humans type into Google. They are missing the Data Layer. You need a digital presence built on structured entities, not just pretty pages. If the AI can't verify your track record, you become a "Ghost Brand"—successful in the real world, but non-existent in the digital decision-making loop. ____________________ LANY is an Authority Infrastructure Firm for 9+-figure brands in Health + Finance. Apply > thelanygroup.com/diagnostic

@ShamimKassibawi This is the shift. We scanned 350k sites - 71% won't get that call because AI can't find them

🧵Just got a call with a new client who told me “We actually found you on ChatGPT.” Boom.. I almost fell off my chair. Here is why: AI doesn’t recommend you because you paid for ads. It recommends you because it knows you. And AI only knows you if: #PR #startup

@freeacademyai And 71% of sites get 0% - they're invisible. We just published the data.

25% of website traffic now comes from AI platforms. SEO = Ranking on Google page 1 GEO = Citations by ChatGPT & Claude AI era rules: 📝 Answer questions directly ⚡ Structure for extraction 🎯 Build authority signals 🔍 Optimize for citations, not clicks freeacademy.ai/blog/what-is-g…

@MarescaAlexis @noelcetaSEO This. We built a free scanner because nobody could agree on what 'AI optimised' even means. 350k sites later - 71% invisible.

@noelcetaSEO honestly the gap between "knows what SEO stands for" and "can actually do the job" is wild we're seeing the same thing trying to find people who get GEO - everyone claims they understand AI optimization but can't explain how LLMs actually cite sources

100 applications for one SEO role. 95 can't explain basic technical concepts. 4 are overqualified and overpriced. 1 might be decent but has 5 other offers. Hiring SEO talent feels impossible because it actually is. Here's why:

@tomas_corza Great breakdown - we just published data backing this up. 350k sites, 71% invisible. Happy to share if useful for your students

SEO isn’t dying. It is evolving. We’ve officially entered the era of Generative Engine Optimization (GEO). Instead of ranking 10 blue links, search engines are now generating answers. Platforms like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s AI-powered search experiences synthesize information and present users with direct responses. Which means: 👉 If your content isn’t being used in the answer, it’s invisible. GEO isn’t about stuffing keywords. It’s about structuring content so AI systems can: • Understand it • Trust it • Extract it • Cite it The brands that win in this new landscape will: ✔ Build deep topical authority ✔ Create structured, machine-readable content ✔ Demonstrate real expertise ✔ Optimize for inclusion — not just ranking In the past, SEO was about position #1 Now, it’s about becoming part of the response itself. This shift is bigger than a Google update. It’s a fundamental change in how visibility works online. If you’re still optimizing only for traditional SERPs, you’re optimizing for yesterday. Are you thinking about GEO yet? Click the link to learn more about GEO: f.mtr.cool/rvgoofdnos #ContentStrategy #DigitalMarketing #contentmarketing #generativeengineoptimization #aisearch

Full methodology: searchscore.io/savi-report/ma…

Technical accessibility - Fast load times - Clean HTML structure - No JavaScript-only content AI crawlers are less forgiving than Google.

We analysed 350,000 websites. Here's what the 0.12% who are AI-ready do differently: 🧵