SERVICES · STAGE 04 OF 04
All servicesFound by search. Quoted by a model.
SEO and AI visibility is the fourth of APP/ART's four stages. It decides what a search engine and a language model receive from every page, and it is done at build time, not bolted on later.
- INCLUDED IN
- Both options
- ORDER
- Fourth of four
- LED BY
- Guille Barcia
- YOU RECEIVE
- Five things, plus the specification
What you get.
FIVE THINGS ON EVERY SITE, ONE SPECIFICATION- 01
Heading structure
One main heading per page, matching what the visitor sees, and a clean order under it.
- 02
Metadata and share cards
A title and a description for every page, no two alike, and a share picture that carries your name.
- 03
Structured data
The company, the people, the articles and the questions, declared in a form a machine reads. It always agrees with the visible page.
- 04
Sitemap and robots
An accurate sitemap, and a robots file that says what is open and what is not.
- 05
Speed
Images sized and in modern formats, fonts preloaded, nothing that shifts as the page loads.
- 06
Written specification
In the full engagement: what a crawler receives from every kind of page, every title and description, the structured data, the llms.txt file, the crawler policy, the speed budget and the defect list.
How we do it.
FOUR STEPS, FOUR CHECKS, ONE STANDARD- 01 OF 04
The entity.
One name, used the same way everywhere. The founders named, with their roles.
DONE WHENOne sentence on the home page says what the company is and names its category.
- 02 OF 04
The answers.
The answer goes in the first sentence after a heading. Figures carry units and dates.
DONE WHENEach paragraph makes sense quoted alone.
- 03 OF 04
The access.
The bots that train models are a separate decision, and it is yours.
DONE WHENNo bot that fetches a page to answer a live question is blocked.
- 04 OF 04
The speed.
Measured on real visits, not one lab run.
DONE WHENMain content in under 2.5 seconds, a tap answered in under 200 milliseconds, layout shift under 0.1.
Every page returns its full copy without running JavaScript.
If only the meta tags come back, the site is invisible to a crawler and to a model.
On a real company.
SEQANA · A PROPOSAL, NOT A COMMISSIONOne change Seqana can make tomorrow, with or without us.
We crawled 17 pages of Seqana's live site on 7 September 2026. All 17 had a title under 30 characters, no main heading, no canonical tag and no structured data.
The first fix we proposed was a title that carries the company's strongest true claim. It costs nothing, and it is true.
SEQANA DID NOT ASK FOR THIS WORK AND HAS NOT REVIEWED OR APPROVED IT
Read the Seqana caseTHE SITE, MEASURED · 17 PAGES, CRAWLED 7 SEPTEMBER 2026
17 of 17
Also 17 of 17: no canonical tag and no structured data.
489 of 491
That is 99.6 percent.
"Seqana GmbH Homepage"
No claim in the title. The blog page was titled "Blog".
funded deep tech sites served no body copy to a crawler or a language model.
OUR AUDIT, SEPTEMBER 2026 · 45 SITESLIMIT · 45 SITES, READ ONCE, ON 14 AND 15 SEPTEMBER 2026What founders ask about search.
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tony@appart.giSend your site. We name the first fix.
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