Answered today by a language model from a live web search. Search results change, so a re-run can differ.
Put to a live web search — the pages an assistant reads before answering. Absent from these results it cannot cite you; present, it still might not.
Your site scores an excellent 86/100 for AI crawlability, meaning LLMs can readily read the pages. However, the GEO metric is only 4/100, indicating a severe gap in providing AI‑citable content. The single most effective fix is to write self‑contained, citable passages for each topic, which will lift GEO and improve AI answer‑engine performance.
Ask it what a customer would ask you. It answers only with what is written on the pages of lezenith.ca.
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No paragraph in the ~100-200 word "citable passage" range was found; AI engines prefer to lift complete, context-free passages.
Do: Restructure key sections into standalone paragraphs (~130-170 words) that make sense without surrounding context.
No FAQPage/QAPage JSON-LD with answered questions was found on the page.
Do: Wrap your most-asked questions in FAQPage JSON-LD with the full question and answer text, matching what a visitor can actually read on the page.
1 question-style heading(s) found, but none is followed by a short (15-90 word) direct answer.
Do: Immediately after each question heading, put a self-contained 40-60 word answer before expanding.
No outbound links to authoritative domains (.gov/.edu, research, major publishers) were found.
Do: Support factual claims with links to primary, authoritative sources.
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