Bot accessibility testing: three layers, two questions
How to verify crawlers can read your catalog and are blocked from cart and checkout: robots.txt, firewall and server fail differently, so all three layers need testing.
Guides and analysis to get your catalog listed — and up to date — on Google, Bing, ChatGPT and Copilot. Actionable strategies, real cases, zero fluff.
How to verify crawlers can read your catalog and are blocked from cart and checkout: robots.txt, firewall and server fail differently, so all three layers need testing.
Your platform writes robots.txt and Cloudflare rewrites it. How the editor works: it reads your real file, one switch per bot, and publishes the result through a Worker.
The robots.txt directive Cloudflare created in 2025: how to write it, what search, ai-input and ai-train mean, and why it declares use without blocking any access.
GEO explained without the hype: how AI engines pick their sources, the 5 levers an online store can pull, and how to measure whether ChatGPT cites you.
What actually matters in your sitemap: honest lastmod, the changefreq and priority myths, Bing's daily re-reads, and why freshness now feeds AI-generated answers.
Over half of web traffic is bots. If AI crawlers can't read your store, you don't exist in ChatGPT. Audit it in Cloudflare in 15 minutes — no redesign needed.
DNS, TLS, cache, Bot Fight Mode and AI Crawl Control: the exact Cloudflare settings that decide whether Googlebot, Bingbot and AI search bots can see your store.
Put your store behind Cloudflare in one afternoon, free and without code: 5 plain-language steps and the 3 mistakes that can make you invisible on Google and ChatGPT.
How to serve the {key}.txt file at the root of a SaaS-hosted domain: free Workers, key-agnostic routes and the real case of A records bypassing your zone.
Microsoft Bing's push protocol explained: how the key works, who participates, what it does not do, and why Bing's index is the gateway to ChatGPT and Copilot.