Say your name the same way everywhere
An answer engine has to be sure that “Acme”, “Acme Inc.” and “acme.io” are one company before it credits you. Pick one name and use it in your page title, your social preview and your structured data.
SagBot reads the name in your site’s structured data and checks that it matches the <title> and og:site_name.
Say who is behind the site
A small block of Organization data (name, URL, logo) tells AI who publishes the site, so it can cite you by name instead of “a website”. A WebSite block alone doesn’t say who you are.
SagBot reads the JSON-LD on your site for an Organization, Person or similar node.
Link your official profiles
A sameAs list in your Organization data points to your LinkedIn, Crunchbase, Wikipedia or app-store pages. It’s how a model connects the coverage and reviews it has seen elsewhere back to you, and keeps you apart from companies with similar names.
This is the part PR feeds: every profile and listing you earn is one more link to add.
SagBot reads the sameAs links in your site’s Organization or Person data, and counts them.
Decide how your link looks when shared
When an assistant, a chat app or a social feed shows your link, it uses your OpenGraph title, description and image. Without them it guesses, and the guess is rarely your best headline.
SagBot reads og:title, og:description and og:image on your site.
Write the description you want quoted
The meta description is often the snippet under your result and the summary an assistant falls back on. Write one or two plain sentences that say what you do and for whom, in 50 to 160 characters.
Welcome to Acme! We’re passionate about innovation and committed to excellence in everything we do.
Acme is invoicing software for freelancers: invoices, payment reminders and VAT returns in 14 EU countries.
SagBot reads your site’s meta description and its length.
See which of these your site passes
You get both scores and a fix for every failing check, ready to hand to your developer.