Understand, inspect, improve and recheck
The beginner guides explain AI visibility, page evidence and practical changes. Published articles provide wider context; they are not findings about your website.
New to AI visibility?
Learn the basics, inspect one page, understand the evidence and recheck a useful change. No account is needed for the public guides.
Start the free beginner guides →Knowledge Base
Getting Started
Review one page, understand what the evidence shows, and choose a useful next step.
Schema Guides
Clear walkthroughs for Organization, Video, Breadcrumb, and other key
schema types, with when to use each one.
Content Engine
Use your posts, pages, and video content more strategically with practical
publishing guidance that helps visibility compound over time.
Troubleshooting
Check the right things when results look off, validation fails, or markup
is incomplete so you can fix common issues faster.
Next-Step Learning for Kajabi Creators
The free hub is designed to help you improve the important visibility basics yourself first. These Medium reads give you a practical next step when you want more context, clearer examples, or a better sense of what to fix on Kajabi before you decide whether you want implementation help later.
Recommended Reading Path
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If these articles help you spot what needs fixing, you can usually make solid progress yourself from the free hub first. If you later want hands-on implementation or a faster done-with-you route, that is available, but it is not required to get value here.
Kajabi and page inspection questions
Practical checks, with their limits. Reviewed 10 October 2026.
Why is my Kajabi page missing from search or AI answers?
There is no single explanation. First confirm the exact page opens publicly, then review its search settings, useful content and links from other pages. Being accessible does not prove it has been indexed or selected for an answer.
Use Google Search Console for Google indexing evidence. A page inspection cannot establish how every AI service finds or uses your content.
What is structured data?
Structured data is a labelled description of information on a page, often written as JSON-LD using Schema.org terms. For example, Article markup can describe a real article’s author and publication date.
It supplements visible content. Missing schema does not mean a page cannot be understood, indexed or cited. Check existing markup before adding more, and keep every claim consistent with the page.
When are breadcrumbs useful?
Breadcrumbs show a useful route through a website, such as Home, Courses, then Course name. Add them when they help visitors understand where they are.
Visible breadcrumb links and BreadcrumbList markup are separate. Check the links work and any markup describes the real hierarchy. Neither guarantees a traffic or click increase.
Should I add FAQ schema?
Start with useful, visible questions and accurate answers. FAQPage markup is optional structured data, not a requirement for answering questions or appearing in AI answers.
Do not add it to promise expanded Google listings. Google removed its FAQ rich-result documentation in June 2026. Read the Google documentation updates for current feature changes.
How should I review my page headings?
Read the published heading order before changing it. Use a descriptive main heading and supporting headings that group related information. For example, a course page could use “Beginner pottery course” followed by “What you will learn” and “Course dates”.
Templates and blocks vary. Multiple H1 headings alone do not prove a ranking problem. After editing, compare the rendered headings with the page source.
What can stop a page being indexed?
A page may be private, return an error, carry an intentional noindex instruction, or have another URL selected as canonical. Search engines also decide which accessible pages to index.
Check the exact URL in Search Console and review any reported reason. Keep deliberate member restrictions. Missing schema alone is not evidence of an indexing fault.
How do I check a sitemap?
A sitemap lists URLs for discovery. Open your site’s sitemap and confirm it contains the important public pages you expect. Do not assume its contents from the platform name.
In a verified Search Console property, use the Sitemaps report to submit its URL and review processing errors. Submission does not guarantee crawling or indexing within a fixed time. Useful internal links still matter.
Where are Kajabi page titles and descriptions?
For Website Pages, open Website, choose Website Pages, then use the page’s ellipsis menu and Edit details. Review SEO and sharing settings. Empty page values may inherit site defaults.
Describe the actual page clearly. Save and inspect the published title and description in page source. Avoid changing an existing URL just to add keywords; URL changes require a redirect and link review.
Kajabi: Customize page details. Documentation checked 10 October 2026; controls can vary by page type.
Which internal links should I add?
Add a link when it helps the reader reach a relevant next page. For example, a course introduction can link to the course schedule using “See course dates”.
Open the destination and confirm it is correct and public where intended. Do not add arbitrary links to meet a score or assume the checker has tested destinations.
Does every Kajabi page need extra markup?
No. Inspect the actual returned page and any existing JSON-LD first. Themes, integrations and page types can produce different output. Use Kajabi’s existing page settings before considering custom code.
Add appropriate markup only when it accurately describes visible information and you can maintain it. A valid JSON block does not establish accurate claims or eligibility for a search feature.
How do I verify structured data?
Check JSON syntax, then use a schema vocabulary validator to review properties and types. For a supported Google feature, use the Rich Results Test and that feature’s current documentation.
Finally compare the markup with the published page. A successful validation does not guarantee a rich result, ranking or AI citation. See Google’s structured data guidelines.
What should I do when a check returns little text?
Compare the returned excerpt with the visible page. The page might be intentionally short, load content later, or contain essential information in an embed. The response alone cannot settle the cause.
The plugin checks one HTML response without running JavaScript or reading inside video and iframe content. Limited text does not prove every AI system is unable to read your page. A failed request provides no content assessment.
What can the Studio and plugin actually do?
The separate Studio includes form-based Organization and WebSite schema generation. Its blog tool cleans existing HTML you supply and creates a table of contents and BlogPosting markup. Review the output before installing it through your website editor.
The ChatGPT plugin inspects individual public pages, explains observations and supports action plans. It does not crawl a whole site, generate website content, edit or publish pages. Public plugin publication is not confirmed.
These guides work independently: start the free beginner journey, choose one improvement, save a dated baseline and recheck the same page after the change. Keep confirmed problems, review suggestions and unavailable checks separate.