Start with a customer question
Test a buying question against your pages and see which details are missing, even before AI traffic arrives.
Opportunities
See what your pages explain and what AI answers cite, then decide what to add to your site and which outside sources to pursue.

Where to look
Test a buying question against your pages and see which details are missing, even before AI traffic arrives.
Review agent searches that returned nothing. The offering may exist under different wording, or your pages may need a clearer explanation.
See which requested pages returned nothing useful, and whether AI could reach them at all.
Example account: Oak & Line, a furniture restoration workshop.
Example
A customer check shows which details your pages cover and where the missing one can come from.
“Does furniture restoration include the upholstery?”
Checked against 4 pages on the site
/services/restorationFound/services/restorationFoundSuggested fix
A workshop guide describes reupholstery, so connect it to a clear answer about what the service includes.
If no source says whether upholstery is included, add it to the service page before publishing a claim.
Beyond your website
Collect an answer from a connected AI API, save one yourself or import a capture, with the question, model and cited sources kept together.
If your pages miss the explanation, prepare a sourced answer. If AI cites outside reviews or comparisons, note where your business could contribute.
Repeat the question under the same conditions and export the before, the after and the evidence as a client report.
Your next step
Pick a question customers ask before buying, run a customer check, fix what is missing and run the same check again.
Let recorded visits and searches point to the next page to improve. Your test questions stay separate from real customer activity.
Publish a sourced explanation with Answers Hub on Solo, or let Autopilot on Pro keep it current.
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