Session 5 of 8 in the two-day AI SEO & GEO Workshop (day 2). Step 4 of the Playbook. How to publish so AI engines can actually read your page, and the checks that catch the problems your website tool says are fine.
Session details
- Part of: the two-day AI SEO & GEO Workshop, day 2, in person.
- Where: Kuala Lumpur.
- Language: English.
- Fee: the workshop fee, in Malaysian ringgit (RM), listed with each intake. Not HRD Corp claimable at the moment.
- Next intake: to be announced. Register your interest.
Who is this session for?
- Marketers who publish to the website
- Small teams without a developer on hand
- Anyone with an existing site that should be checked before writing more
What will you be able to do after it?
- Run the basic checks: AI crawlers allowed in, sitemap up to date, redirects in place, pages indexed by Bing
- Read the live page the way an engine sees it
- Find the silent failures a “success” message hides
- Check an existing site in the right order before writing anything new
What the session covers
Why success messages lie
Real cases where a website tool said done and the live page said otherwise.
The basic checks
Crawlers, sitemap, redirects, indexing and your Business Profile.
Reading the live page
What to look at once it is published.
Checking an existing site
The order that finds the big problems first.
Part of the two-day workshop
This is one of eight sessions in the AI SEO & GEO Workshop, each following one chapter of The AI Search Playbook, the method Stridec runs for clients, tested on six real businesses. For a shorter introduction, see the 3-hour masterclass or the free webinar. You can start with any of them.
Who teaches it?
Alva Chew, Founder of Stridec and author of the Playbook, in search since 2001. Alva is an ACLP-certified Registered Adult Educator and trains public courses with Click Academy Asia and Equinet Academy.
Frequently asked questions
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Register your interest in the workshop, or ask about training for your team.