The AI visibility course
Six lessons, one per check. Each one ends on a real reading of your own domain rather than an example, because the only site whose result you care about is yours.
- Lessons
- 6
- Need only a domain
- 3
- Account required
- No
The six lessons
The same six checks the method describes, in the same order. The first three need nothing but your domain. The last three read the report the free check produces.
- 1Crawler accessIs an AI assistant allowed to fetch your site at all?Free tool
- 2Readable answerDoes the answer exist in what your server actually sends?Free tool
- 3Structured dataCan a machine state what your business is without guessing?Free tool
- 4Whether you are namedWhen a buyer asks an assistant, does your name come up?Uses your report
- 5What they pulled fromWhich pages did the engine actually read to answer?Uses your report
- 6Who they named insteadWho is being recommended in your category, and by which engine?Uses your report
Why the lessons make you run the check
Stated plainly, because a course that exists to sell something should say so.
Reading about a check teaches you the idea. Running it on your own site is the only way to learn the part that matters, which is how to read a result you did not already know the answer to. Every page a lesson sends you to is one a stranger can use without an account, and the three tool lessons cost nothing at all. Nothing here is a promise that finishing the course changes what an assistant says about you.
The measurement, written down
The course teaches the six checks. The method page states how each one is performed, what the confidence band is calculated from, and what happens when an engine fails to answer. If you want to argue with the numbers, argue with that page.