I find them, show you the evidence, and fix them for a fixed price. Two areas: accessibility compliance, and whether AI assistants can actually read and recommend your site.
I scan your site for the failures that matter: links a screen reader announces as just "link", images with no alt text, form fields with no label, pinch-to-zoom disabled on mobile. Then I fix them — in your existing theme, no redesign.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI for a
recommendation in your category, can they cite you? Often not — because the
site blocks AI crawlers in robots.txt, has no schema.org
markup, or has no content structured as the questions buyers ask. All
fixable.
Not ready for a full engagement? There's a $19 report you can buy without talking to anyone: an AI Opportunity Scan — seven ranked openings in your industry, each with the signal behind it and a specific way in. Delivered in about a minute.
It's a different thing from the audit above. The audit looks at your site; this one looks at your market. Buy it, read it, and decide about the rest afterwards — or never.
I checked 147 e-commerce sites for the things an AI assistant needs before
it can quote a brand — what robots.txt allows, which
structured data the homepage declares, and whether any heading is phrased the
way a buyer actually asks. Every number is a public fact you can re-check in
about ten seconds, and each site has its own page.
Open the AI Readiness Directory — free, no signup, no email required. There's also research on how this actually works, with sources cited and the disagreements left visible.
That directory answers whether an assistant can read a site. Whether it actually names your brand when a buyer asks is a different question, and it has to be measured rather than inspected — that report is $39.
Price tracking across Pokémon TCG, Magic, One Piece, CS2 skins and art toys — 606 items, 14,484 recorded prices across 5 markets, 19 days deep and growing twice a day. The history is the part nobody can copy overnight: yesterday cannot be scraped.
Open the Price Radar — free, no signup. It shows what moved since the last snapshot, filtered by dollars and percent, because a $0.18 card gaining a cent reads as “+5.6%” while an $82,000 sticker moving $172 reads as 0.2% — and the second one is the one a trader needs.
Paid by invoice — card or PayPal. 50% to start, 50% on delivery. Monthly plans cancel anytime, no contract.
If your accessibility score isn't 90+ within 30 days of delivery, I keep working at no charge until it is — or you get a full refund. The score is measured with public tools (Lighthouse, axe), so neither of us has to take the other's word for it.
Send me your URL. You'll get the findings back — usually same day, always within 48 hours. No pitch attached unless you ask for one.
Email octavianus@ocklu.com