| Business | Score | Grade | llms.txt | Schema | Meta | AI Crawlers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telluride Yoga Festival | 66 |
B | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | Blocked |
| Riversage Counseling | 56 |
C | ✗ | Empty | ✓ | Open |
| Flowers by Ella | 51 |
C | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | Blocked |
| FRESH Foundation | 45 |
C | ✗ | Empty | ✓ | Open |
| Inkwell Games | 36 |
D | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | Blocks all |
| Colorado Custom Fire Pits | 21 |
D | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Open |
| Telluride Racquet Club | 21 |
D | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | No robots.txt |
The Audit scores how AI sees each site. The Simulator tests how projected customers react to the actual content. The content works. The discoverability doesn't.
Riversage Family Counseling, Durango CO · 55 personas · Impact: 75/100. Specific services (EMDR, DBT, LGBTQ+) hook the right people. The generic intro loses the rest.
The specific service names do the heavy lifting. But the generic intro — "complex issues with strength and compassion" — loses everyone who doesn't scroll past it. Lead with specifics, not platitudes.
AI recommends Amazon & Lowe's instead.
Fix: Add Product schema + llms.txt.
Telluride Yoga Festival. 18 years running. Only 26 of 85 personas gave full attention — lowest impact score in the batch.
The website says "intimate" and "100+ offerings, 40+ teachers" in the same breath.
"A four-day yoga festival in Colorado? I can barely commit to a weekly class. This feels like it's for committed yogis only."
— Sloane Pembroke (IGNORE, engagement: 15)
"Large festival format doesn't address my need for couples-focused programming with flexible scheduling."
— Corinne Mitchell-Hayes (IGNORE, engagement: 15)
Technical: Add Event schema with dates, pricing, lineup. AI can surface it in "yoga festivals Colorado 2026" queries immediately.
Content: Resolve the intimacy paradox. Either lean into boutique (cap attendance, small groups) or lean into comprehensive (something for everyone).
Current score: 66/100 (B)
With Event schema: ~82/100 (A)
Best site in the batch — easiest fix, biggest return.
Focus groups: 8–12 people, weeks to schedule. A/B tests: need traffic you don't have yet. Surveys: people say what they think you want to hear.
55–95 projected customers per business. Real psychology, real decision patterns, real objections. Not demographic buckets — individuals.
Each persona independently evaluates your actual content. Verbatim reactions. The specific words that hook people and the specific words that lose them.
Change your copy, rerun the simulation. Test before you publish. Every page, every campaign, every content change — in minutes, not months.
Everything The Simulator just showed you used projected personas. They're good. But they get better when you connect them to your actual data.
Which products actually drive margin? Simulate customers for your high-margin lines, not just your best sellers. Optimize content for the business you want to build.
Calibrate personas against people who actually convert. Your analytics already know who your best customers are. We make The Simulator match them.
Align AI visibility with what people are actually searching for. Core business vs. new lines. Core audiences vs. exploratory audiences.
See exactly when AI crawlers and chatbots hit your site. Know which models are reading your content, how often, and what they're pulling.
The Simulator becomes a testing ground calibrated to your real customers.
Change your copy, rerun it, measure the difference — before anything goes live.