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Congrats on the launch!! this is exactly the blind spot I’m feeling.

my site is on Webflow, not WordPress. Is there a way for non-WP sites to see the same data or is this WP-only for now? If there’s a workaround you’d recommend in the meantime?

@ido_navarro1 @bencohen congrats on the launch!!!! 👏 the thing I'd most want to know is the gap between crawled and cited - which pages AI bots read constantly and still never surface in an answer. That's the gap that nothing really shows today. plus // didn't expect the MCP connector; pulling the visibility data into Claude directly instead of exporting dashboards is a nice touch. onwards!! you rock.

If you’re already using an SEO plugin like Yoast on WordPress, don’t your meta tags end up being duplicated?

Commenting - and thinking of my wife who is a food blogger / more driven by search stuff - https://www.walderwellness.com/ if you feel like checking it out haha!

Background - her overarching goal is always to drive as many eyeballs to the website as possible - she is part of an ad network - so more eyeballs means more rev. So anything she does on social media / SEO / GEO / whatever - the end goal is simple to visit the site - ideally returning readership - but macro level - eyeballs / time on page are the end result.

Right now - google search console (only for organic search) / google analytics (changed UI but has source) and her ad network's analytics.

I guess my big - roundabout question is how this differs from the Google Analytics / Search Console (queries) - and as they continue to collect that data or provide that data to website users - how is this going to compete or I guess what is the value as an additional offering?

It might be obvious (as someone who only works in proximity to the stuff)

@benln @ido_navarro1 @bencohen I'd love to hear obviously an answer to how the product still offers value to users as an added layer to their analytics stack / plugins but moreover curious to hear where you think the space of headed for websites / search as a whole.

We’ve been using LLMagnet for a while now and it’s become a really useful part of how we look at AI visibility on our WordPress site. Simple, clear, and actually gives us insights we can act on. Congrats on the launch

If I rewrite a product page to make it clearer for AI, how would I know the changes helped? A crawler coming back is a start, but what would you look for next? Curious how people here are measuring this on their own sites.

genuinely curious about the "AI Visibility Score" - is that measuring something you can verify against real crawler logs, or is it more of a heuristic/composite number? the risk with any new "score" product is it becomes a vanity metric people chase without it actually correlating to whether ChatGPT or Claude surfaces their site in an answer. how do you validate that the score moving up actually means more real AI referrals, not just better llms.txt hygiene?

Not gonna lie I’m still not sold that “AI visibility” is even a real category.

Most sites I touch either block the bots or ignore them. And if ChatGPT answers from training data half the time anyway… does watching crawler hits on my WP install actually change anything, or is it just another dashboard?

So does it help with visibility in ChatGPT results that wordpress generated websites can be quoted there?

Running a few Woo stores, I’m curious what AI can actually find in our product pages. i will try this on one store first and see what needs fixing

Been poking at bot logs on a couple WP installs and honestly the GPTBot / ClaudeBot / OAI-SearchBot split is messier than most SEO tools make it look. Half the time the URLs that matter aren’t even the ones getting hit. How are you surfacing that without drowning in raw access logs? Is Visibility Score more of a readiness checklist, or closer to “these bots actually reached X”?

The shift from SEO to AI visibility is honestly pretty interesting. Being able to see how AI bots interact with your site is something most website owners probably don’t even think about yet. Congrats on the launch!

Woww this plugin can really help us to understand better our website traffic…we saw in google analytics the visits from AI platform, but if I understood now we can see also views without clicks ?? You can explain what level of permissions you need from the website and what’s different between google analytics and LLMagnet? @bencohen @ido_navarro1

These days I ask an assistant about a product before I'd think to open a search tab. Getting a look at which of those bots come sniffing around a site feels handy. Bookmarked.

Love the timing on this launch. A lot of marketers I know still talk about ChatGPT like it’s magic, almost nobody talks about whether the site is even readable to these systems.

For makers here: what’s the first “wait, AI is already on my site?” moment you’ve had, if any?

Congrats on shipping this. Feels like one of those “why didn’t this exist earlier?” tools for WordPress people.

Quick question for the room: if you could only show a client ONE screenshot about AI discovery on their site, what would it be?

Hey everyone, I’m Ben, co-founder of LLMagnet.

I’ve spent years designing and building websites for businesses. We spend hours getting a headline right, making the offer clear, making sure visitors understand why they should care. As a builder, I want that work to be accessible to AI too.

My focus with LLMagnet has been making this practical for the person running the site. Which AI crawlers are visiting? What pages are they accessing? What can you improve? You should be able to start answering those questions from your WordPress dashboard.

There’s still a lot to figure out in this space, and we’re building with that in mind.

If you give it a try today, tell us what’s useful, what’s confusing, and what you wish it did. I’m here with the team and would love to talk through your site and use case.

Thanks for being part of our launch!