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AI models can reach your site, but can’t tell what you sell — so you’re rarely recommended, even for terms you should own.
Your robots.txt allows the major AI crawlers and key pages render as readable HTML. Nothing is being blocked.
No Schema.org Product or Offer markup found. Models can’t reliably read your prices, availability, or what each page sells.
Titles are generic and the About page is a single line. There’s little for a model to quote when describing who you are.
For “best home & garden tools,” you were named once and cited zero times across three engines — competitors filled the answers.
Mark up your product pages with Schema.org Product and Offer fields (name, price, availability, brand). This is the single biggest lever for how models understand your catalog.
A few plain sentences on what you sell, to whom, and what makes you specialist. Models quote this directly when they describe your brand.
Lead with category + specialty instead of the store name alone, so a model can match you to the questions buyers ask.