One number, 0–100, for how ready your store is to be found and named by AI. But a number you can't act on is just anxiety, so the Beacon Score is built to show its work: ten weighted dimensions, each one a specific, fixable thing. Four move the moment Beacon publishes your pages; the other six come with ranked, plain-English fixes. It's the same visibility a big brand's analytics team would build, handed to a one-person shop for free.
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Ten parts, not one mystery number. The green arc is the lift Beacon gives you on day one; the rest is what it tracks and coaches. Each slice is a real, nameable thing you can watch move.
Most "visibility scores" hand you a single number with no way to move it. The Beacon Score does the opposite: it breaks AI-readiness into ten weighted dimensions, scores each 0–100, and re-runs as your catalog and the AI engines change. Every point is traceable to a specific, fixable thing, so the score isn't a verdict, it's a to-do list in disguise.
The split matters, because it's the honest answer to "what do I actually get on day one?" Four dimensions are structural, they're about how your pages are built, so Beacon lifts them directly the moment it publishes. The other six are earned, freshness, reputation, corroboration, so Beacon tracks them and hands you ranked fixes instead of pretending it can fake them.
When Beacon publishes your pages, the four structural dimensions jump, and the Impact Panel shows the before and after side by side, isolated from everything else. No blending, no taking credit for what you already had. Just the baseline, and the lift Beacon added on top.
Here's the whole score, one card each. Green cards are the four Beacon lifts for you; violet cards are the six it tracks and coaches. No jargon you need a background in SEO to parse.
Can a crawler get through your page fast and cleanly, without clutter or heavy scripts in the way?
Are your facts labelled the way machines expect, Product, Offer, and FAQ markup, filled in completely?
Do your pages answer the real questions buyers ask, from "what should I get" to "which one is right"?
Is your product described in short, factual, citable blocks, the shape an engine can lift into an answer?
Do your prices, stock, and details stay in sync, so an engine never quotes something that's already changed?
Are engines actually naming you? Beacon watches for real citations and shows where you're already showing up.
Do other trustworthy places mention you? A claim backed in two spots beats a bold one made only on your own page.
Do your name, facts, and details match everywhere they appear, so an engine can trust it's all the same you?
How you stack up against the shops answering the same buyer questions, and where the gaps are.
Are shipping, returns, and policies stated plainly? Engines lean on clear terms before they'll recommend a buy.
A score is only worth trusting if it never flatters you. Beacon keeps what actually happened and what might happen in separate columns, always. We never blend a projection into a result and call it proof.
Real citations, crawler activity, and click-throughs measured on your published pages. Your score's foundation is fact.
Score forecasts and visibility estimates, shown separately and labeled as projections, so you always know which is which.
That's the whole design goal: ten nameable parts, four of them lifted for you, six with ranked fixes, and a hard line between fact and forecast. It's the analytics a big brand pays a team for, every seller, whatever their size, deserves a place in the AI answers today, and in the agentic marketplace next.
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