Sample AI visibility report: www.iana.org scores 65/100
This is a real SeenLens scan of www.iana.org, shown as the free report. It scores 65 out of 100 (grade C), with five dimension scores and the top three issues ranked by severity. The paid report adds the cause, fix and evidence for every other issue.
Scanned with rules 0.4.1. Scores change when the site changes.
https://www.iana.org
Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
https://www.iana.org/
Scanned 2026-11-05 06:09 UTC · Fetch: raw · HTTP 200
AI visibility score
10 issues · 18 checks passed · 15 not tested
This score measures how ready the page is to be read. It does not measure whether any AI engine cites it.
Dimension scores
- AI crawler access93 · 8/10 passed
- Content structure65 · 4/6 passed
- Structured data0 · 0/3 passed
- Agent readiness50 · 0/2 passed
- Technical delivery88 · 6/7 passed
Findings
- High
Page has no structured data
No proven effect on AI citationsJSON-LD states facts about the page and the business in a form machines read without guessing. Engines use it to build rich results and entity facts.
Fix: Add a <script type="application/ld+json"> block with schema.org types that fit the page, such as Organization, Article or Product.
No <script type="application/ld+json"> blocks.
- High
Page has very little text
Vendor studies, mixed resultsGoogle states no ideal length. A page with very little text gives engines little to understand or quote.
Fix: Add useful, specific text that answers the questions visitors ask about this topic. Write as much as the topic needs.
94 words of body text. Google states no ideal length; very thin pages give engines little to quote.
- Medium
No Organization or WebSite markup
No proven effect on AI citationsOrganization, WebSite, Person or LocalBusiness markup tells engines who is behind the site. That helps AI answers name and trust the source.
Fix: Add an Organization (or Person, or LocalBusiness) JSON-LD block with name, url, logo and sameAs links, plus a WebSite block on the home page.
No JSON-LD types on the page.
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What the paid report shows for each issue
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Canonical URL points to another host
- Why it matters
- The canonical tag tells engines which URL to index and credit. Without it, duplicates split the signals; pointing elsewhere hands credit to another site.
- How to fix it
- Add <link rel="canonical" href="..."> with the page's own preferred URL on the same host.
- Evidence we saw
- Canonical https://iana.org/ is on iana.org, page is on www.iana.org.
Step-by-step guide: canonical url points to another host.
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