Feature 03 of 13
SEO and visibility in AI
Google and AI assistants have to understand what your site is about. D-LIS prepares what they look for, and you fill in only what matters most: a title and a short description.
- Sitemap
- robots.txt
- Structured data
- llms.txt
What you get
So that your site can be found
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A title and a description for every page
These are what show up in search results. If you leave them empty, the system takes the page title and the beginning of its text.
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A sitemap and robots.txt
The search engine gets a ready list of all your pages and knows where it may look. The list fills itself in as you add new pages.
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Redirects and 404 errors
Changing a page address? You set up a redirect from the old one. A list of the addresses where visitors hit nothing will tell you what else needs fixing.
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An llms.txt file for AI
A short briefing for AI assistants about what you do and where to look for details — so that what they say about you is accurate.
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Sharing and verification
A link pasted on Facebook or in a messenger shows a title, a description and an image — one for the whole site or a separate one for the page. You confirm ownership of the site in Google and Bing by entering a code in the panel.
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You decide about AI robots
You let in robots that answer questions separately from those that train AI models. Every page also has a clean text version in Markdown that assistants can read easily.
What it looks like day to day
Three steps in the panel
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You type a title and a description
Two short fields next to every page and every post. Nothing else is required.
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The system adds the rest
The sitemap, the structured data and the files for robots are created and kept up to date on their own.
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You fix what needs fixing
The list of 404 errors shows dead addresses, and a redirect takes seconds to set up.
See it in your own panel
D-LIS Light is free. Download the package, install it on your own server and check everything yourself — or write to us and we will help you get started.