defined.fi — AI Search Visibility Report
Overall score: 42/100
AI search visibility analysis for defined.fi. LLMao scored defined.fi 42/100 across 8 LLM-readiness categories including crawlability, semantic content, structured data, authority signals, and answer-engine clarity.
Analyzed URL
Category breakdown
- readability: 50/100 — Content is mostly data points and labels; lacks prose for readability testing.
- schema_markup: 0/100 — No JSON-LD blocks found in the provided HTML structure.
- authority_trust: 20/100 — Lacks visible trust pages, contact info, and clear author/organization credentials.
- citation_sources: 40/100 — Links to blockchain explorers act as primary sources, but there are no editorial citations or external authority links.
- content_freshness: 60/100 — Real-time data ensures high recency, but lacks explicit 'last updated' or publication dates for the page itself.
- content_structure: 30/100 — No H1-H3 hierarchy found in the scraped content; relies on flat data structures.
- entity_definition: 35/100 — Brand name is consistent, but lacks an About page or formal entity definitions.
- technical_accessibility: 65/100 — Good meta descriptions and social tags, but high dependency on JS for content.
Top recommendations
- Add Core JSON-LD Schema (Schema Markup): Implement Organization and SoftwareApplication JSON-LD schema to help LLMs identify the site as a financial tool rather than just a list of links.
- Establish Entity Authority (Entity Definition): Create a dedicated 'About Us' page that defines the company, its mission, and its team to establish entity authority.
- Fix Heading Hierarchy (Content Structure): Add an H1 tag and descriptive H2/H3 headings. Currently, the page relies on raw data tables which are difficult for LLMs to parse without semantic context.
- Add Trust & Legal Pages (Authority & Trust): Add a visible footer with links to a Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Contact information to satisfy E-E-A-T requirements.
- Reduce JS Dependency for Metadata (Technical Accessibility): Ensure core descriptive content is available in the HTML source. The current site is heavily dependent on JavaScript for rendering data, which can hinder some LLM crawlers.