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Can Google and AI find wiktionary.org?

48 / 100

Score out of 100: the fewer and smaller the problems below, the higher. Checked 2026-09-28 10:22 UTC from the outside, the way a crawler sees it.

Fix these first

The problems that cost you the most visibility, worst first. Each one says why it matters and how to fix it.

1. No sitemap found

A sitemap is how you hand Google and Bing the list of pages you want found.

Fix: Most site builders make one for you; turn it on and add a Sitemap: line to robots.txt.

2. No meta description on your home page

Google writes its own snippet instead, which usually earns fewer clicks.

Fix: Add one or two sentences that answer: what is this, and why click.

3. No structured data

Structured data (schema.org) tells Google and AI who you are: business name, address, products, reviews.

Fix: Add Organization or LocalBusiness schema; most site builders have a setting or plugin for it.

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Who is allowed to read your site

Read from your robots.txt. Blocked means that search engine or AI cannot read your pages, so it cannot show or cite them.

From your robots.txt.

Already good

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