Agent-ready websites
Agent-Ready SitesBuilt for your customers and the AI tools they use.
An AI-ready website is one that people and AI assistants can both read and trust. Jindy Web Design builds them as agent-ready sites: fast pages, your facts written as text, one consistent description of your business, and nothing hidden behind scripts. It's AI search optimisation built into the site itself.
Your business facts, structured clearly.
Illustration- name
- Jindy Web Design (Jindy Web)
- knowsAbout
- Agent-ready websites, WordPress migration, enquiry forms and automation
- areaServed
- All of Australia
- foundingDate
- 2014
- founder
- Paul Kellahan
- telephone
- 0431 446 100
- hello@jindywebdesign.com.au
Built for two readers.Your customer sees a clear page. The AI they ask sees the same facts, on every page.
What is an AI-ready website, and does my business need one?
An AI-ready website states who you are, what you do, where you work and how to reach you in plain text and structured data, on every page, so ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google can read it without guessing. If customers already ask AI assistants for recommendations in your trade, the site they read about you matters. A site that hides its facts in images, sliders or scripts gives them less to go on.
How do I get my business recommended by ChatGPT or Perplexity?
Nobody can switch that on for you, and anyone who guarantees it is guessing. AI assistants recommend businesses they can read clearly and that other sources agree about. The site is the part you control: clear answers to real customer questions, consistent facts, and open access for the AI crawlers. The rest comes from your reviews, your Google Business Profile and what others publish about you.
We found this out on our own business first. In October 2026 we ran six searches for our own name, and none of them turned up Jindy Web Design; one even auto-corrected to "Indy Web Design". Our old site never said plainly what we do, so there was nothing for an assistant to repeat. Fixing the site is step one. The reviews and the mentions are the rest.
SEO, GEO and AEO: what's the difference?
SEO (search engine optimisation) helps your pages rank in Google's results. GEO (generative engine optimisation) helps AI tools like ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews understand and quote your business. AEO (answer engine optimisation) is an older name for much the same thing, from the days of featured snippets and voice search. They overlap: a fast, clear, well-structured site helps all three.
What makes a website readable by AI assistants?
Four things do most of the work. The content is in the page's HTML, not loaded later by a script. Each page has one H1 and real headings in order. The business facts (name, services, area, phone, hours) are written as text and repeated the same way everywhere. And robots.txt lets the AI search crawlers in. Most AI crawlers, including OpenAI's, don't run JavaScript, so anything a script adds after the page loads may never reach them. Google's guide to AI features says the same basics apply as for search.
Our old WordPress site missed most of these. Four of its eleven pages had no H1 at all. Its robots.txt dated from 2018, asked every crawler to wait 20 seconds between pages, and didn't list a sitemap. Five pages had fewer than 130 words. The text was in the HTML, but there wasn't much of it.
What is llms.txt, and do I need it?
llms.txt is a short plain-text file at the root of a website that summarises the business and lists its key pages for AI tools. It's a young convention: some AI tools read it, and no search engine has said it affects rankings. It takes minutes to write and does no harm, so every agent-ready site we build includes one, generated from the same facts as the rest of the site. The format is set out at llmstxt.org. Our old site didn't have one.
Does schema markup help AI recommend my business?
Schema markup (structured data) is a block of code that describes your business in a format machines read reliably: your name, services, area served, phone and hours. It removes guesswork. It doesn't make anyone recommend you, but it helps AI tools and Google get your details right. We build one connected description of the business and use it on every page, instead of several blocks that disagree.
That's not a hypothetical. Our old site had three separate business descriptions on every page, and they disagreed with each other: two sets of opening hours, three spellings of the address, a web address that pointed at a logo image, and an author listed as "JindyWeb11:11". A machine reading that can't tell which version is true.
Can my WordPress or Divi site be made AI-ready, or do I need a new one?
Sometimes the current site can be fixed: unhide the content, tidy the schema, write clearer answers. Often a Divi build is slow and leaves sections blank behind entrance animations, and fixing that can mean rebuilding most of the page anyway. We look at your site first and tell you which applies. If a rebuild is right, our WordPress migration keeps every page address that ranks.
What does an agent-ready build include?
Every agent-ready site we build includes:
- fast static pages, with the content in the HTML
- your business facts kept in one place, so the page, footer, schema and
llms.txtalways agree - one structured description of the business (schema) on every page
robots.txtthat lets the AI search crawlers in, plus a sitemap andllms.txt- every old page address that ranks kept or permanently redirected
- your enquiry form with its automations (forms and automation)
- Google Analytics, reusing your existing property so your history carries over
Most sites we rebuild come down to about 10 strong main pages. If yours has a large blog or hundreds of pages, we'll point that out up front and plan for it.
Proof: our own site
We rebuilt our own site first, and we publish its numbers.
| Measure | WordPress/Divi (28 Oct 2026) | Agent-ready rebuild (13 Nov 2026, live) |
|---|---|---|
| Lighthouse performance, home | 65 | 100 |
| Largest content loaded, home | 10.5 s | 1.0 s |
| Page weight, home | 2,116 KiB | 135 KiB |
| Pages without an H1 | 4 of 11 | 0 of 11 |
| Sections left blank by entrance animations (whole site) | 45 blocks on 8 of 11 pages | 0 |
| AI-citation readiness (GEO audit) | 45 / 100 | Re-measured 4 weeks after launch |
A Google jedi knight
Paul is a Google jedi knight – hugely knowledgeable, competent and yet brilliantly subtle with his advice. He has proven invaluable with growing our business, catches stuff we’ve missed, and is very patient with all the staff. Paul is a total asset, so glad we found him. Thanks
Questions
Common questions
Will AI search send me less traffic than Google?
Some searches that used to end in a click now end with an AI answer. How much that affects your trade is hard to know in advance, so we measure it. The goal shifts from clicks alone to being the business the answer names. We still build every site to rank in Google's normal results; the same clear structure serves both.
How do I check whether ChatGPT or Google already mention my business?
Ask them, logged out, the way a customer would: "Who does [your service] in [your area]?" and "What do you know about [your business name]?" Try ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google and Copilot. Note who's named and what's said about you. Our audit runs the same checks before we start and records them, so you can compare after launch.
How long until AI assistants pick up a new or rebuilt site?
It varies, and no one controls it. Recrawl timing is up to each search engine, and AI answers also lean on other sources. We submit the new sitemap at launch. We re-run the AI-readiness audit four weeks after launch and compare it with the "before" numbers.
How much does an AI-ready website cost?
Every build is different, so there's no fixed price. We quote after a first conversation, once we know the scope.
Who builds AI-ready websites in Sydney?
Jindy Web Design builds agent-ready websites from Sydney for businesses across Australia, and has built websites since 2014. Every build includes an enquiry form wired to automations. Talk to Paul about your site.