Is Your Website AI Ready? Here's How to Find Out (And Why It Matters Now)
By Mia Borja
Online Business Manager. Systems whisperer for solopreneurs who want less chaos, more done.
Clients aren’t just turning to Google anymore. They’re asking ChatGPT to draft emails, turn meeting notes into usable content, and walk them through software issues—step by step.
And if your website doesn’t speak clearly to those kinds of questions? AI tools won’t bring your name into the conversation.
Not because you’re not skilled—but because content that’s vague, buried, or dressed up in brand-speak doesn’t translate into helpful answers.
Here’s how to shift that—so you start showing up in the places your next client is already searching.
What Is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?
Think of it as the evolution of SEO.
But instead of writing to rank on Google, you’re writing to be:
Understood by tools like ChatGPT
Summarized clearly inside AI-generated answers
Recommended when someone asks about your specific services
This isn’t about stuffing keywords. It’s about clarity, structure, and relevance.
Why It Matters Now
The way people find help online has changed—for good.
Instead of typing “online business manager near me,” they’re asking AI:
"How do I streamline my onboarding as a solo coach?"
"What should I know before hiring a VA?"
"Who helps consultants with backend systems?"
If your website can’t answer those questions clearly, AI won’t reference it.
Which means your next best client might never find you.
How to Know If Your Site Is GEO-Smart
Most solopreneurs assume their content is “fine.” Until they realize it’s not working the way it used to.
That’s why I created a free tool:
5 Prompts to Test If Your Website Is AI Ready
It’s a simple, practical way to see:
What your content is actually saying (and what it’s not)
Whether AI tools can understand and recommend you
Where your message gets buried in brand speak
If you’ve ever wondered why the right clients aren’t landing on your site—or why your content isn’t converting—this is where to start.
Want the Cliff Notes?
Here are 3 simple ways to make your content more GEO-friendly today:
1. Write Like a Prompt
Use the exact questions your clients are already asking. Then answer them directly.
Example:
Prompt: “How can I onboard clients faster?”
Title: “How to Build a Simple Onboarding System That Saves You 5 Hours a Week”
2. Say What You Do (Without the Filler)
Stop trying to be poetic. Say what you actually help people with.
Bad: “Helping visionaries elevate their purpose.”
Good: “I set up backend systems for consultants who want to stop onboarding from scratch every time.”
3. Structure for Readability
Use headers and bullets
Break up long paragraphs
Add an FAQ section
If it’s easy to scan, it’s easy for AI to summarize and serve.
Bottom Line:
Being AI-ready doesn’t mean being everywhere. It means being clear, searchable, and relevant where it matters most.
Want to test how your website actually holds up in today’s search landscape?
Download 5 Prompts to Test If Your Website Is AI Ready and see for yourself.
Because showing up isn’t just about being online. It’s about being findable—by the right tools and the right people.
Need help turning your systems and content into a client-ready experience that works while you’re offline?
That’s what I do.
