Your WordPress, rebuilt so AI can read it
The same design and the same content, on foundations models can actually process. No redesign and no loss of the rankings you already have.
Why a WordPress site fails in front of models
A WordPress site does not fail because it is WordPress. It fails because of what piles up on top: page builders that bury the content inside JavaScript, templates that generate headings with no hierarchy, SEO plugins that emit incomplete or duplicated structured data, and cache layers that serve bots a different version of the page. The result is a site a person reads without trouble and a model cannot cite. The render ratio is the check that fails more websites than any other of the 33 we measure, and it is precisely the one a plugin cannot fix.
The process
- Baseline audit. Full scan, URL inventory and a snapshot of current rankings so they can be compared afterwards.
- Rebuild. We migrate design and content onto foundations with server-side rendering, correct semantic structure and valid structured data.
- Parity. We verify that every old URL has its destination, with 301 redirects and correct canonicals.
- Launch and monitoring. We compare rankings and citability before and after for 90 days.
What we guarantee and what we do not
We guarantee content parity, URL preservation through redirects and a measurable improvement in the Citability Index. We do not guarantee appearing in any specific model's answers: that depends on factors nobody controls, and anyone who guarantees it is lying to you.
On the word "cloning"
We do not copy other people's websites. We rebuild yours, with your authorization and your credentials, keeping your ownership of the design and the content.
What are we basing this on?
Everything claimed here comes from a published standard or from a measurement anyone can check. These are the sources, with what each one contributes to this particular work next to it.
- GEO: Generative Engine Optimization
The study that measured the effect of citing sources, supplying data and adding quotations: up to 40% more visibility in answers. It is what orders where we start.
- schema.org
The vocabulary of the structured data we build: which types exist and which fields each one requires.
- RFC 9309
The robots.txt standard, which settles how the per-agent rules we write down are read.
- llms.txt
The index-file convention for agents, which we leave generated from the real content rather than written by hand.
Frequently asked questions about your WordPress, rebuilt so AI can read it
Will I lose my Google rankings?
- No, provided the migration preserves the URLs. The process includes a full address inventory, a 301 redirect from every old URL to its destination, and a review of the canonicals. Rankings are compared before and after for 90 days, so any drop is detected and corrected.
What happens to my current design during the rebuild?
- The design is preserved. The rebuild migrates the look and the content exactly as they are and changes what sits underneath: how the page is served, how the headings are structured and what structured data is emitted. A redesign only happens if you explicitly ask for it, and then it is separate work.
Why is installing a plugin not enough?
- A plugin acts on the page WordPress already generates, and the problem sits just before that: content buried inside JavaScript by a page builder, or served to bots by a cache layer as a different version. Changing that means changing how the page is served, and no tag does that.
What exactly do you guarantee?
- Three things are guaranteed: content parity between the current site and the rebuilt one, URL preservation through redirects, and a measurable improvement in the Citability Index, verified with one scan before and another after. Appearing in any specific model's answers is not guaranteed, because nobody controls that.
Is this cloning my website?
- No third-party websites are copied. Yours is rebuilt, with your authorization and your credentials, and you keep ownership of the design and the content. The word for the work is migration, not copying.