Install and activate the WordPress plugin.
Download AI Visibility Pro, upload the ZIP file from Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, activate it and open AI Visibility Pro from the WordPress admin menu.
- ✓ Confirm your WordPress site uses HTTPS
- ✓ Upload and activate the plugin ZIP
- ✓ Enter your licence details when requested
- ✓ Open the dashboard and run the initial check
Understand the AI readiness score.
The dashboard groups passed checks and action-needed items so you can see which website signals require attention first.
- ✓ Review the overall readiness score
- ✓ Open each action-needed recommendation
- ✓ Check schema, metadata and canonical integrity
- ✓ Refresh the analysis after making changes
Review technical discovery signals.
Use Health Check to inspect the foundations that help search engines and AI crawlers access and interpret your WordPress website.
- ✓ HTTPS and indexability
- ✓ robots.txt and XML sitemaps
- ✓ Organisation and page schema
- ✓ Titles, descriptions and social metadata
See when recognised AI bots visit.
Crawler analytics records recognised bot requests so you can review recent activity, requested paths and discovery status.
- ✓ Review total AI visits
- ✓ Identify recognised bot labels
- ✓ Check recent request paths
- ✓ Use activity patterns to find discovery gaps
Create and verify your llms.txt file.
Configure the content you want to expose, generate the discovery output and verify that the public llms.txt endpoint is accessible.
- ✓ Select relevant public content types
- ✓ Generate the llms.txt output
- ✓ Open the public endpoint to verify it
- ✓ Update the output when important content changes
Turn findings into practical improvements.
Work through critical recommendations first, re-run the checks and contact support if a result needs clarification.
- ✓ Prioritise action-needed checks
- ✓ Make one group of changes at a time
- ✓ Refresh and compare the results
- ✓ Contact SEOAuditly support when needed