Example result

Kinetiq Studio: 4 verified problems

This is the EdenLens free check, run on an invented business and published as it came out, so you can read a whole result without running one. Checked 6 October 2026; 10 of 40 criteria read from one page, robots.txt and the sitemap.

An invented business. The result is the engine's own output for its fixture page; the domain is a display name. It is not a client.

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The quick check found 4 verified problems.

The 3 that matter most are below, each computed from your own site and citing the evidence it rests on.

  1. The site is not served over HTTPS

    The secure https address answers (HTTP 200) and then hands visitors to the insecure http copy of the site. Search engines and assistants store the insecure address, and browsers warn visitors. Every other finding sits behind this one.

    Evidence EV-030, EV-031

    The repair, step by step ›

  2. Little readable content in the initial HTML (11 words)

    Only 11 visible words arrive in the initial HTML, which is what a crawler that does not run JavaScript receives. That is either a page whose content loads afterwards, or simply a very short page; a one-page check cannot tell which. Either way, to those crawlers this page is effectively empty.

    Evidence EV-002

    The repair, step by step ›

  3. No machine-readable business identity

    The homepage carries no Organization or LocalBusiness node. Search and AI systems have no machine-readable statement of who this business is, where it is or how to reach it, so they must infer it from the page text or from what third parties say.

    Evidence EV-032, EV-033, EV-034

    The repair, step by step ›

Four foundations

Each one is a gate: if it fails, nothing downstream can work, however good the page is.

  • Fail The site is served securely

    The secure https address answers (HTTP 200) and then hands visitors to the insecure http copy of the site. Search engines and assistants store the insecure address, and browsers warn visitors. Every other finding sits behind this one.

    Evidence EV-030, EV-031

  • Pass Search engines can reach and index the site

    The homepage answers with HTTP 200, carries no noindex directive, and robots.txt does not block Googlebot or Bingbot.

    Evidence EV-001, EV-018

  • Pass AI assistants are allowed to read the site

    robots.txt does not block the crawlers that fetch pages for ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity answers. This reads the published directives only; whether each provider actually reaches the site needs server logs, which a public check cannot see.

    Evidence EV-005, EV-021, EV-022

  • Fail Content is readable without running JavaScript

    Only 11 visible words arrive in the initial HTML, which is what a crawler that does not run JavaScript receives. That is either a page whose content loads afterwards, or simply a very short page; a one-page check cannot tell which. Either way, to those crawlers this page is effectively empty.

    Evidence EV-002

Who machines think this is

Fail The homepage carries no Organization or LocalBusiness node. Search and AI systems have no machine-readable statement of who this business is, where it is or how to reach it, so they must infer it from the page text or from what third parties say.

Evidence EV-032, EV-033, EV-034

Three readiness readings

Each reading is its signals counted against the number tested. There is no band, no total and no percentage; the count is the result.

SEO: 2 of 5

Can search engines find, fetch and file these pages?

  • Yes the pages can be indexed
  • No a sitemap lists more than the homepage
  • No a canonical URL points at this site
  • Yes the title says which page and which business this is
  • No the description says something the title does not

Evidence EV-004, EV-011

AEO: 1 of 4

Can a clear answer be lifted from this page?

  • No one clear top-level heading names the page
  • No enough section headings for a machine to lift one part
  • No the description offers an answer, not a greeting
  • Yes facts are in text, not locked inside images

Evidence EV-036, EV-037, EV-017

GEO: 1 of 4

Can an assistant identify this business and corroborate it?

  • Yes the crawlers that fetch pages for answers are allowed
  • No a business node identifies the organisation
  • No that node carries the facts an answer needs
  • No declared profiles connect the business to where else it appears

Evidence EV-032, EV-033, EV-005

What this check could not see

  • Site-wide consistency beyond the homepage
  • Whether pages answer the questions customers actually ask
  • Whether the business identity agrees across the registers, maps and profiles where it appears
  • Whether search engines and assistants actually reach the site, which needs server logs
  • Whether assistants mention or cite the business today

This free check reads one page, robots.txt and the sitemap. It reports readiness signals only and does not measure live visibility in AI answers. Anything it could not see is left unassessed, never counted as a failure.

Evidence appendix (45 facts)
IdFactValue
EV-001HTTP status of the public homepage fetch200
EV-002Visible words in initial HTML (pre-JavaScript)11
EV-003JSON-LD @types parsed from initial HTMLnone
EV-004Canonical link declarednone
EV-005robots.txt HTTP status200
EV-006XML sitemap HTTP status404
EV-007Business name as discoveredKinetiq Studio
EV-008Postal address as discoverednone
EV-009Telephone as discoverednone
EV-010Description/category as discoverednone
EV-011Page <title> text and lengthKinetiq Studio (14 chars)
EV-012Meta description present and lengthno
EV-013H1 headings found on the pageno
EV-014Viewport meta tag present (mobile readiness signal)no
EV-015Open Graph title/description presentno
EV-016Hreflang alternates declaredno
EV-017Image alt-text coverageno <img> elements in initial HTML
EV-018noindex directive present in initial HTMLno
EV-019robots.txt names Googlebotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-020robots.txt names Bingbotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-021robots.txt names OAI-SearchBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-022robots.txt names ChatGPT-Usernot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-023robots.txt names ClaudeBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-024robots.txt names Claude-Usernot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-025robots.txt names PerplexityBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-026robots.txt names GPTBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-027robots.txt names Google-Extendednot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-028robots.txt names CCBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-029Wildcard 'Disallow: /' blocking all agentsno
EV-030Homepage served over HTTPSno
EV-031Plain http request redirects to httpsno (HTTP 200)
EV-032Organization or LocalBusiness node in structured datano
EV-033Identity fields present on the business nodeno business node
EV-034Required identity fields missing from the business nodename, address, contact, url
EV-035sameAs profile links declared in structured datano
EV-036Level-one headings in the initial HTMLno
EV-037Section headings (h2, h3) outside navigation0
EV-038Meta description textno
EV-039Email address as discoverednone
EV-040robots.txt names Claude-SearchBotnot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-041robots.txt names Perplexity-Usernot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-042robots.txt names Applebot-Extendednot named (wildcard rules apply)
EV-043Share title (og:title)none
EV-044Share description (og:description)none
EV-045Share picture (og:image)none

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