Amplibee runs the page checks that search engines, answer engines and link previews depend on, and says what to change for each one that fails.
The short answer: Amplibee audits the page basics that search engines, answer engines and link previews depend on: HTTPS, title, meta description, canonical link, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, Open Graph and Twitter tags, JSON-LD, heading order, mobile viewport, language and image alt text.
It looks at the things on your homepage that decide how it is crawled, understood and shared.
Search engines read robots.txt and the sitemap to find your pages. Link previews use Open Graph. Answer engines use structured data for facts about your product. Missing ones make you harder to find or less clear when shared.
It becomes a gap that says what is wrong, the points fixing it would add and a short guide to the fix.
Yes. Founders have found a robots.txt that blocked a folder by mistake and a missing sitemap before launch day instead of after.
Run an Amplibee check. Both are page checks, along with the canonical link and whether the page is set to noindex.
It is the picture shown when your link is shared on social sites and in chat apps. Without one, shared links show less than they could. Amplibee checks that it is set and that it loads.
Machine-readable facts on your page that give search engines and answer engines a clear description of the product.
Screen readers and crawlers use heading order to read a page, and images without alt text are skipped by screen readers and image search.
Yes. The visibility check is free. Enter your website and you get your score and your gaps. Paid plans add the work Amplibee does for you.
Buyers now ask assistants which product to pick. Amplibee tracks the same questions across Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, and shows the gaps that keep a product from being named.
Get posts for X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, and blog posts for your site, each curated for your product and your application, so your product shows up where buyers look.
The OG image is the picture that appears when someone shares your link. What size it should be, which tags to set, and how to test it.
The titles, descriptions, sitemap, robots.txt, structured data and speed targets that a new product site should have before launch.
Compare with your competitors and improve your brand visibility.
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