SEO platforms and consultants use Firecrawl to optimize websites for AI assistants and search engines.

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Start with a Template

FireGEO

GEO-powered SEO monitoring and multi-region rank tracking
Get started with the FireGEO template. Optimize for both search engines and AI assistants.

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How It Works

Prepare your website for the AI-first future. Audit AI readability and ensure your content is discoverable by both traditional search engines and AI assistants.

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Why SEO Platforms Choose Firecrawl

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Optimize for AI Discovery, Not Just Google

The future of search is AI-powered. While competitors focus on traditional SEO, forward-thinking platforms use Firecrawl to increase their clients’ visibility in AI assistant responses-the new frontier of organic discovery.

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Complete Site Intelligence at Scale

Analyze entire websites, not just sample pages. Extract every meta tag, header structure, internal link, and content element across thousands of pages simultaneously. Identify optimization opportunities your competitors miss.

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What You Can Build

  • AI Readability Audit: Optimize for AI comprehension
  • Content Analysis: Structure and semantic optimization
  • Technical SEO: Site performance and crawlability
  • SERP Tracking: Monitor search engine positions

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FAQs

Firecrawl helps you structure content for optimal AI comprehension, extract semantic signals, and ensure your site follows best practices for AI discovery. This includes generating experimental formats like llms.txt (an emerging convention for AI crawler guidance).
Firecrawl extracts complete site structures, meta tags, headers, internal links, and content to perform comprehensive SEO audits. Identify optimization opportunities and track improvements over time.
Yes. Analyze competitor site structures, keyword usage, content strategies, and technical SEO implementations. Understand what’s working in your industry to inform your strategy.
Crawl competitor sites to identify topics they cover that you don’t. Extract their content categories, blog topics, and page structures to find opportunities for new content.
Yes. Identify broken links, track redirect chains, extract canonical tags, and monitor meta tag implementation. Regular crawls help identify technical SEO issues across your site.