You can do everything right and still be invisible to AI — because of a setting you never knew existed. The three ways sites disappear by accident, and the one question to ask your web person.
“What’s it built on, and who can keep it running?” The tech stack is where non-technical buyers get blindsided. Here’s how to read it before you buy.
SEO became AEO became GEO became LLMO. Every few months there’s a new acronym you’re supposedly failing at. The good news: the job underneath never changed, and you don’t have to run on that treadmill.
You added parameters to a directory listing shortcode and it ignores them. Usually it’s one of four boring reasons — including the curly-quotes trap.
That “steady” traffic chart is a snapshot of yesterday’s internet — the one that sent people to websites instead of answering them directly. Before you buy a web business, add the one due-diligence question most buyers are still missing.
You’re buying a bundle of assets — and some of them might not be the seller’s to sell. Here’s the ownership checklist to run before you wire the money.