The first thing to check is the robots file on the site, since many owners accidentally block AI crawlers without even knowing it happened. After that, checking server logs can show whether any crawler activity has happened recently at all. Slow loading pages and broken links can also stop crawlers from moving through a site properly. Site structure matters just as much as content quality in this case. What do you usually check first when crawler visits seem to have stopped completely?
Ask What should a website owner check first if AI crawlers are not visiting their site at all?
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