BrightSite handles the technical SEO for you: sitemaps, canonical tags, share previews, structured data, fast images, and instant indexing. Every page also has a clean version for AI assistants to read.
Titles, descriptions, and share images for every page, with AI suggestions for the ones you missed.
Your address, hours, and phone become structured data on every page, so search results can show them.
Every page has a markdown version and an llms.txt index, and search engines hear about new pages the moment you publish.
Fill things in yourself with AI suggestions, or hand the whole job to Lumi, Claude, or ChatGPT.
SEO lists the pages missing a title or description. Press Suggest to draft them, up to 25 at a time, then keep or skip each one.
Ask for titles and descriptions across the site. The agent writes them from each page's content.
Write a meta title and description for every page that doesn't have one yet.
Add a 301 redirect from the old address. Suggest from 404s matches addresses people hit last month to the page they meant.
Tell the agent what moved. It adds the redirect so old links and rankings follow the page.
I renamed the Catering page to Events. Redirect /catering to /events so old links still work.
Fill in your business type, address, hours, phone, and social profiles once, or press Suggest to pull them from your pages. They go into every page's structured data.
Give the agent your details in a sentence. It updates the business info that powers your structured data.
We're a coffee shop at 88 Commercial Street in Portland, Maine, open 6:30 to 4 every day. Add that to our business details.
Pages, posts, docs, and products are listed with their last update, and noindex pages are left out.
Every page names its main address, and you can override it when you need to.
Open Graph and X tags with the page's title, description, and share image.
Every image is resized for each screen and served as AVIF or WebP when the browser supports it.
Add FAQ schema to any page, product schema to store items, or your own JSON-LD.
301 and 302 redirects, with suggestions for the missing pages visitors hit most.
Paste your Google and Bing verification codes, with no code editing.
Google Analytics, Tag Manager, and Meta Pixel, which respect each visitor's cookie choice.
No. Sitemaps, canonical tags, share previews, structured data, and image sizing are built into every site.
llms.txt is a plain list of your pages for AI assistants. Every page also has a markdown version at the same address plus .md, which is easier for AI tools to read than the full web page. You can turn this off.
When you publish, update, or remove a page, BrightSite tells search engines that support IndexNow, including Bing, right away. It works once your site is on its own domain.
Yes, if you add redirects. Add a 301 redirect from each old address to its new page, and BrightSite suggests matches for the missing addresses visitors hit most.
Yes. Add FAQ schema to any page, product schema to store items, or paste your own JSON-LD.