Structured Data
9 /25
JSON‑LD types detected: Organization, PostalAddress, ContactPoint, Offer.
AI SEO Analyzer
Check how ready duoble.ch is for AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Claude.
AI Visibility Snapshot
AI Visibility Score
33
/100 · Estimated AI search readiness
Signal Breakdown
FAQ Schema
Missing
FAQPage structured data helps AI systems surface direct answers for common questions.
Entity Signals
12 /20
Measures presence of organization, author and publisher signals that help AI systems understand who is behind the site.
Content Structure
0 /20
Evaluates heading hierarchy and basic page structure so AI models can chunk and navigate sections reliably.
Semantic Structure
0 /10
Detects semantic HTML5 elements (main, article, section, nav) that improve machine readability.
AI Readability
0 /15
Looks at paragraph length and question‑based content patterns that make it easier for AI systems to extract answers.
Technical Signals
12 /20
Checks HTTPS usage, canonical tags, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and robots.txt sitemap hints that guide how crawlers and AI systems access your content.
robots.txt
Found
robots.txt exists and includes rules that may block one or more AI crawlers.
Sitemap.xml
Found
Sitemap.xml detected at the domain root. It is referenced inside robots.txt to help crawlers discover it.
OpenGraph Tags
Present
Core OpenGraph tags (such as og:title, og:description or og:type) were detected for richer previews and clearer context.
Recommendations
- Add FAQPage structured data for common questions to increase eligibility for AI answers and citations.
- Improve heading hierarchy with a single clear H1 and supporting H2/H3 headings grouped by topic.
- Break long paragraphs into shorter sections and add question-based subheadings or FAQ content for easier AI chunking.
- Use semantic HTML elements like <main>, <article>, <section> and <nav> to give AI systems clearer signals about your page layout.
- Review robots.txt rules for AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) to avoid unintentionally blocking AI discovery.