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Turning up when people search
Somebody types what you do into Google, or asks ChatGPT who they should call. You come up, or somebody else does. Four things decide it, and they are the same four for Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity alike: whether they are let in at all, whether the page has anything on it when they arrive, whether it says plainly what you do, and whether they can find your other pages from it.
Measured across 712 award-winning sites this month: one in six serves under fifty words to anything that does not run JavaScript.
What stands between a visitor and somebody interfering with them: the padlock showing in the address bar, the rules your site hands the browser, and what it gives away about itself without being asked.
How long somebody waits with the page in their hand before they can use it, and whether it comes out properly on a small screen and reads properly aloud.