AI Blind Spots: Pages Without Logged Bot Visits
Blind Spots lists published pages without a matching logged AI-related bot visit in the chosen period. It is a local collection view, not proof of universal AI invisibility.
Use the list
- Choose a period that fits your retained data.
- Select an important published page from the list.
- Open it publicly and check robots/noindex, endpoint access and content.
- Inspect cache/WAF behavior before concluding that crawlers could not reach it.
The content score
The accompanying 0–100 score is a heuristic based on local page characteristics such as title, excerpt, content length, image and age. It helps prioritize inspection; it does not explain a specific model’s decision or measure citation likelihood.
Account for missing collection
A CDN may serve the page without reaching WordPress. Older events may have expired after the default 90-day retention window. A provider may use an unrecognized or shared request pattern. Those conditions can all produce an unlogged page.
Choose a useful improvement
Resolve an observed access problem or improve a page for its actual reader. Add accurate summaries, useful headings and relevant links where they help. After changes, compare collected activity over time and use human referrals as a separate signal.
Next step
Continue with the quick start checklist, or check the common questions. For a reproducible problem, send the plugin versions, affected URL, expected result and actual response through Support. Do not include passwords, license keys or customer details.
Reviewed 6 October 2026 against citelayer® Free 1.13.5, WooCommerce add-on 1.2.19 and EDD add-on 1.2.1. Features depend on the active components and settings on your site.