It happens more often than people think, mostly because of default settings in the robots file that block crawlers without the site owner even knowing about it. Some hosting platforms also add these blocks automatically during setup, which most business owners never bother to check. This can quietly keep a whole site invisible to AI search tools for months. Do you think business owners should check their crawler settings more than they actually usually do right now?
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