5 Prompts to Test If Your Website Is AI Ready
Your Website Has an AI Problem (And It's Not What You Think)
Search has changed. Your clients aren't just Googling anymore — they're asking ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Copilot. And those tools aren't returning a list of links. They're writing answers. With sources.
If your site isn't getting cited in those answers, you don't exist.
Not because you're not good at what you do. Because your content is too vague to be useful to an AI pulling together a response in seconds.
A Quick Note on the Buzzwords
You'll hear a few terms thrown around right now:
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) — making your content specific enough that AI tools actually reference it in their answers. Think of it as SEO, updated for where search actually lives now.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) — structuring content so AI can lift it directly. FAQs, "how to choose" guides, clear Q&As.
AI SEO / AIO — the umbrella term. Optimizing not just for Google and humans, but for the AI layer in between.
You'll also see LLMO and AIVO floating around. Different acronyms, same idea.
Call it whatever you want. The goal is simple: make your content specific, scannable, and solution-focused.
5 Prompts to Know If Your Site Is AI-Ready
Open ChatGPT. Type these in with your website link. See what comes back.
1. Can AI explain what you do in one sentence? If it can't nail who you are, what you do, and who you serve — your homepage isn't doing its job. Fix: Say it plainly. No buzzwords, no "visionary" language.
2. Does AI know how someone would hire you? Can it find your booking link or services page? If not, real clients can't either. Fix: Put your CTA somewhere obvious. Don't make people hunt.
3. Can AI name the actual problems you solve? "Supports business owners" is not an answer. Fix: Get specific. "Saves consultants 5+ hours a week" beats "streamlines operations" every time.
4. Are your pre-hire questions already answered? Clients Google things like "what to ask before hiring an OBM." Is your site showing up? Fix: Add FAQs, comparison posts, or a "How to Choose" guide. That's what builds trust before the call.
5. Does your content connect your work to real outcomes? AI should be able to link you to results — time saved, stress reduced, revenue gained. Fix: Swap vague promises for specific ones. "Cut admin hours in half" > "make your life easier."
The Bottom Line
You have five minutes and these five prompts. Run them. If your site passes, great. If it doesn't, now you know exactly what to fix — and why it matters.
If the gaps are bigger than you want to tackle alone, that's what I'm here for.
About the Author
Mia Borja is a Growth Operator and strategic partner for solo founders, service-based businesses, and high-achieving entrepreneurs who need both strategy and execution. With experience across administration, operations, marketing, websites, systems, and brand alignment, Mia helps founders move from scattered and overwhelmed to clear, organized, and ready for sustainable growth. Her work focuses on building the digital presence and backend structure businesses need to operate with more clarity, consistency, and confidence.
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