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LLMagnet
Make your WordPress site visible to AI
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Make your WordPress site visible to AI
337 followers
LLMagnet gives WordPress sites an AI visibility layer. Track visits from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI crawlers, measure your AI Visibility Score, generate llms.txt and structured data, and make your site readable and actionable for AI agents.
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@ido_navarro1 really clean execution on a very timely problem. congrats to the team on the launch..🙌
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@priya_kushwaha1 Thanks, Priya - really appreciate that. The timing felt right for us too. more WP sites are getting AI crawler traffic and still have almost no visibility into it. If you try it on a site, tell me what surprised you first.
@ido_navarro1 would this work well for smaller Wordpress sites with limited traffic ?
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@dipanshu_kushwaha5 Yes - smaller WordPress sites are a great fit. You don’t need big traffic at all.
you want to see which AI bots already hit you and whether they can understand your key pages.
Even on a light site, LLMagnet tracks crawler visits and helps keep what models read in sync with what you intend.
What’s your setup - plain WP, Woo, or a page builder? I’ll point you at what to check first.
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@tehreem_fatima5 Thanks Tehreem, agree, AI-bot visibility is becoming table stakes for site owners.
Would love to stay connected. If you try LLMagnet on a WP site today, what’s the first signal you’d want to see? which bots hit you, or whether they can understand your key pages?
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@ido_navarro1 @tehreem_fatima5 Thanks Tehreem! For me, the useful part is helping someone figure out what to improve after seeing the real numbers. That’s where I’m putting a lot of my attention on the product side. Happy to stay in touch as we build! :)
@ido_navarro1 Nice launch! the MCP connectors for chatGPT, Cursor and claude is interesting and also the ai bot activity tracking are probably the feature id check first.
how do you calculate the ai visibility scores and what makes the score progress???
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@ido_navarro1 @vipul_kumar1280 Thanks Vipul! Glad the MCP connections caught your eye :) The score is meant to assess how ready your site’s content is for AI access and understanding. It isn’t a measure of how often ChatGPT recommends you, and crawler activity is tracked separately.
@ido_navarro1 , could you break down the checks behind the score and give an example of a change that would improve it?
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@vipul_kumar1280 Happy to break it down. The Overview Visibility Score is a readiness checklist for AI access/understanding - not “does ChatGPT recommend you” (crawler activity is tracked separately). In the dashboard the breakdown covers crawl frequency, bot quality, traffic volume, page health, and content quality.
Example that moves it... a thin key service page with weak headings or missing image ALTs. Tighten that page’s clarity/structure, recalculate, and the content-quality / page-health pieces improve. If you try it on a real WordPress site, tell me which check surprised you first.
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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.
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@benln @ido_navarro1 @dzaitzow Daniel, this is the kind of question that makes launching here worth it. And “only works in proximity to the stuff” is underselling yourself a little 😄
Your wife’s business is a great example because the goal is so concrete. Readers, time on site, revenue. An AI mention alone doesn’t pay the bills.
The extra layer we’re building with LLMagnet is visibility into the answers themselves. For a question like “easy high-protein dinners,” does Walder Wellness get mentioned or cited? Which other sites show up? How does that change across AI platforms, and what could she improve?
That sits alongside her existing analytics. Understanding where she appears in AI answers, then checking whether that visibility translates into visits worth having.
And your point about Google expanding its reporting is fair. We have to earn our place through the cross-platform picture and useful next steps. Another dashboard alone wouldn’t be enough.
My bet is that websites will increasingly have to give people a reason to click beyond getting a quick answer. For a food creator, that could be the photography, recipes readers trust, and a voice they come back for. AI visibility is one part of that discovery process, and the returning readership is still the prize.
Would love to use Walder Wellness as a real-world test of that. It’s exactly the kind of business where we should be able to show whether this is useful.
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@benln @ido_navarro1 @bencohen Okay really interesting! So are there helpful next steps / guidance? (For a lot of bloggers who have SEO teams) I would assume that an added dashboard is fine but an added layer of figuring out how to optimize for GEO is likely a whole lift for them when they should be.. cooking pasta or whatever haha.
A CTA to like encourage - this is now what you do with the data - sounds like it could add a ton of value for that - less than technical - niche.
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@benln @ido_navarro1 @dzaitzow The pasta should absolutely take priority 😄 If she has to become a GEO expert to get value from this, we’ve given her another job.
Yes, LLMagnet includes recommendations. The direction we’re pushing toward is making those specific enough to act on. Which page needs attention, what’s missing compared with the pages being cited, and what change is worth testing first.
For her site, that could mean spotting a question an existing recipe page doesn’t clearly answer, then suggesting an edit she or her SEO team can review. From there, track whether visibility and visits actually improve.
The next step we want to get to is handing her the proposed change itself, ready to approve. That’s where your point really lands. “Here’s something you can fix” is useful. Making it easy to get that fix done is what earns a place in someone’s working day.
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@benln @ido_navarro1 @bencohen Yea I think thats a killer niche - because for those folks who are just starting out (end goal drive traffic to a site / maybe one day get into an ad network) they likely don't have added budget to learn GEO while keeping up with the everchanging google site specs for what a valuable / authority rich page is on a website (or the internet I guess)
so that big carrot CTA to me feels like the natural winner for like roadmappy stuff. If a person can eventually get all of this data on search console or whatever big company dashboard - I am certain they won't be going that extra mile to provide insightful next steps based on like user input / site specs / whatever.
So even if its like - future thinking and not retroactive work - "For your next blog - keep the SEO relevant copy the same or comparable BUT Do X - to get / increase citations - and the system could tell you - relative to your content / niche, "maybe you should.. I dunno publish it on reddit - put your MD credentials in the post / put a screenshot of your bank account on the page" ... whatever those things are that are getting folks citations over others.
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
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@ido_navarro1 @shiran_avraham Thanks Shiran! Good question, and there’s an important distinction here :)
When someone clicks through from an AI platform to your website, that visit can appear in Google Analytics.
LLMagnet also tracks AI crawler requests to your site, which can happen without a person clicking through.
So “without clicks” means crawler activity, not views of your website inside an AI answer. We can’t infer that someone saw your brand recommended just because a crawler visited.
The two tools complement each other, Google Analytics helps you understand visitor activity and conversions, while LLMagnet adds visibility into crawler activity and checks that help you improve your site’s readiness for AI.
For setup, it’s installed as a WordPress plugin. Ido, could you clarify the exact permissions needed for installation and day-to-day access?
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@shiran_avraham Totally fair - there’s a lot in Google Analytics already.
The difference is what each one can see.
GA measures people: you mostly learn after someone already clicked through to the site. We sit earlier in the chain...which AI crawlers hit you....which URLs they reached, and how often you show up inside those AI engines before anyone clicks. That pre-click picture is the gap GA can’t fill.
On permissions: installation needs a WP user who can install plugins (usually Admin). Day-to-day is just the dashboard - no FTP or any other connection, this is even not a pixel that live inside your website we are setting at the top level. What’s your setup, plain WP / Woo / page builder?
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
So does it help with visibility in ChatGPT results that wordpress generated websites can be quoted there?
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@busmark_w_nika Nika, really happy to see you here! Your support means a lot to me :)
Yes, that’s what we’re working toward. LLMagnet helps WordPress owners improve how their content is structured for AI and see which pages AI crawlers visit.
We already have some great success stories from sites using it, which has been really encouraging. We can’t guarantee a citation in ChatGPT, but we help you work on the foundations that are in your control.
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@busmark_w_nika Thanks Nika - yes, that's exactly the layer we help improve: making WordPress content easier for AI systems to access and understand. We can't guarantee a ChatGPT citation, but we show what crawlers can reach and what needs fixing. If you try it, which page would you want AI to understand first?
Congrats, I'd want to know which agents read my site
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@maxwell_wx Thanks Maxwell, that’s exactly the first question we built for.
In LLMagnet you can see which AI agents/crawlers hit the site and which URLs they touched. If you install on a WP site (It is FREE), tell me what shows up first, bots you expected? or ones that surprised you?
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@maxwell_wx Happy to help you make sense of the results once you’ve tried it, Maxwell. Curious to see whether the pages getting crawled are the ones that matter most to your business.
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
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@nir_weinberger Perfect starting point one Woo store is enough to see what AI actually reaches on product pages vs what you think is there.
Install the free plugin, let it collect a bit of crawler traffic, then check which URLs the bots hit first. Curious what shows up on your side money pages, category junk, or something you didn’t expect.
the plan with Woo is "Plus" and you can start free trial for that, if you need to expand it, tell me
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@nir_weinberger Thanks, Nir! Would love to hear what you discover on that first store. If anything in the results looks unexpected or unclear, we’re happy to help you make sense of it and figure out what to tackle first.
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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!