Priority actions
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Error
Indexing directives (meta robots / X-Robots-Tag)
noindex/none makes search engines and AI search drop the page entirely, even if robots.txt allows access. Remove the directive if the page should be visible (check SEO plugins like Yoast/Rank Math and "Search engine visibility" under Settings → Reading in WordPress).
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Warning
Response time
Slow responses increase the risk of crawlers giving up. Use page caching (e.g. LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket, nginx cache in Plesk) and/or a CDN.
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Warning
Canonical
Add <link rel="canonical" href="…"> pointing to the preferred address. It stops duplicates (with parameters, www/non-www) from competing.
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Warning
Image alt text
16 images from the media library have empty alt (alt=""). That means "purely decorative", but photos of staff, properties and products are content and should have a short description, e.g. the person's name. Add alt text in the media library, or check that the theme actually uses it.
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Warning
H1 heading
One clear H1 per page gives the clearest structure (multiple are technically allowed in HTML5, but blur the topic).
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Warning
Heading hierarchy
Use heading levels in order (H2 under H1, H3 under H2). It helps AI split the content into meaningful sections.
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Warning
Last updated
Provide dateModified/datePublished in JSON-LD (done automatically by Yoast/Rank Math on posts). AI services prefer content they can see is up to date.
AI bots
The bots for AI search and citations matter most – if they are blocked, the site does not appear in answers. Blocking training bots is often deliberate and does not lower the score.
| Bot | Purpose | robots.txt | Server | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OAI-SearchBot OpenAI (ChatGPT search) |
AI search & citations | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Claude-SearchBot Anthropic (Claude) |
AI search & citations | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| PerplexityBot Perplexity |
AI search & citations | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Googlebot Google (Search, AI Overviews, Gemini) |
AI search & citations | allowed | not tested | OK |
| Bingbot Microsoft (Bing + Copilot) |
AI search & citations | allowed | not tested | OK |
| Applebot Apple (Siri/Spotlight) |
AI search & citations | allowed | not tested | OK |
| ChatGPT-User OpenAI (ChatGPT) |
Fetch on behalf of user | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Claude-User Anthropic (Claude) |
Fetch on behalf of user | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Perplexity-User Perplexity |
Fetch on behalf of user | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| GPTBot OpenAI |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| ClaudeBot Anthropic |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Google-Extended Google (Gemini training) |
Model training | allowed | not tested | OK |
| Applebot-Extended Apple (Apple Intelligence training) |
Model training | allowed | not tested | OK |
| CCBot Common Crawl |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Meta-ExternalAgent Meta |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Amazonbot Amazon |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
| Bytespider ByteDance |
Model training | allowed | responds normally (HTTP 200) | OK |
The server test fetches the page with the bot's identity from this server. Some firewalls block fake bots by IP address while letting genuine bot traffic through – confirm any blocks in the firewall log. Googlebot, Bingbot and Applebot are only checked against robots.txt.
All checks
AI bot access · 93/100 1 3
Whether AI services and search engines can access the page at all: robots.txt, firewall/CDN blocking, noindex directives and llms.txt. If the AI search bots are blocked here, nothing else helps.
Content & structure · 81/100 3 2 1
Whether the content can be read and understood without JavaScript: amount of text, heading structure, language and whether it is clear when the page was last updated.
Technical SEO · 97/100 1 9 1
The technical foundation for search and AI: HTTPS and www variants, mobile view, images, internal links and whether the page is in the sitemap.
- https://pk-eiendom.no/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Per-Mikkelsen-1.webp – used 6 times
- https://pk-eiendom.no/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Chrisitan-Natadal-1.webp – used 2 times
- https://pk-eiendom.no/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Nora-Brathen-1.webp – used 3 times
- https://pk-eiendom.no/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Ingjerd-Buen-1.webp – used 3 times
- https://pk-eiendom.no/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Monica-Pedersen-1-1.webp
… and 1 more imagesShow fewer
Structured data · 100/100 4
Structured data (schema.org/JSON-LD) that tells machines who is behind the site and what the page is about – and whether products, events, articles etc. meet Google's requirements.
Metadata · 86/100 1 3
Title, meta description, canonical and Open Graph – what search engines and AI show and use when summarising or linking to the page.
Performance · 81/100 1 3
How quickly and efficiently the server delivers the page. Slow or heavy pages make crawlers fetch fewer pages and may make them give up.
The score is a weighted average of the categories (AI access 30 %, content 20 %, technical SEO 15 %, structured data 15 %, metadata 10 %, performance 10 %). Critical checks count more than minor ones, and "Info" does not count.