We read your site the way an answer engine would, then asked the models the questions your buyers ask. Here’s where you stand relative to the threshold of perception — and the shortest way across.
You sit just under the line the models draw. Close — but for most buyer questions, the answer still names someone else. The gaps below are within reach.
Markup present but thin — types are right, completeness is not.
Depth is good; answer-shaped structure is missing on key pages.
Fast and clean — one blocked crawler is the only real drag.
Few conversational headings; little question-and-answer phrasing.
Ranked by number of tracked prompts affected.
Expected outcome: 40–60% more featured-snippet captures across the tracked prompts.
Expected outcome: Better voice-search + people-also-ask targeting across answer engines.
Expected outcome: Common Crawl feeds several models — unblocking widens the data pool immediately.
Four factors, each weighted by how strongly it predicts citation in a real answer-engine response. Quality, not checkbox compliance — the models reward content that reads like an answer.
Answer engines consume structured markup to understand entity types and relationships. Schema signals what you are, not just what you wrote — and completeness matters more than presence.
Quality counts, but so does shape. Pages that answer a question directly, in an answer-engine-readable structure — short answer, elaboration, FAQ — are cited far more than pages that simply cover a topic.
Crawler access and clean HTML are table stakes. A disallowed crawler means a zero on every prompt that model answers. Speed and canonicalisation matter too, but access is the binary.
Conversational phrasing and question-led headings prime your content for voice-first and assistant queries. A small weight now — one that grows as more queries come through ambient devices.
Your free scan shows exactly where you stand. Janus turns the three quick wins into a worked plan and tracks every prompt as you cross — most sites clear the limen in 30–60 days.
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