When customers ask AI who to hire, does it know your business? Beacon makes your website readable to ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI. Free site score
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Amazon is worried about AI agents doing the shopping (WSJ). Main Street should be paying attention too.
If AI can't read your site, it can't recommend you.
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How do you know if AI can actually read your website?
Beacon loads every page twice:
1. Once as a person's browser
2. Once as an AI crawler
Then it compares the two. Words your visitor sees but the crawler never gets are words an AI can't use when someone asks who to hire.
Common gaps: text baked into images, content that only appears after scripts run, or a rule that turns AI crawlers away.
Ever looked at your own site the way a crawler does? 👇
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60-second test for your business website:
Copy just the words from your homepage (no photos, no design) and paste them into a blank note.
Now read it like a stranger. Can you tell:
• what you do
• what towns you serve
• how to book or call
Plain text like that is what an AI assistant leans on, not your photos.
Did yours pass? 👇
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Your next customer might not be a person.
It might be an AI assistant someone sent to do one job: "find a plumber who can come Saturday and takes card."
It can't call you. It can't read the flyer in your window. It reads your website, and if the answer isn't there in plain text, it moves on.
What's one question it would need answered before picking you? 👇
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Same website, two very different first impressions (illustrative example, a made-up dental office):
What a person sees: a smiling team photo, "Welcome!" and a Book Now button.
What an AI reads: "Welcome!" and not much else. No services, no insurance info, no hours in plain text.
Which visitor is your site built for? 👇
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WSJ: people are starting to let AI agents research and buy for them, and it's putting Amazon's $70B ad business at risk.
When a bot does the shopping, ads don't help much. What counts is whether AI can read what you do, where, and when you're open.
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