Does AI recommend you?
SpeakerSignal scans your website the way AI systems do, scores what they can find, and gives you the exact fixes that make you recommendable.
Built just for professional speakers.
How AI decides who to recommend
AI reads. It doesn't watch.
Your reel, your stage photos, your site design: invisible to AI. It reads text, labels, and structure, and it builds its entire picture of you from nothing else. The strongest asset on your site is the one AI can't see.
It has to get in the door.
Before AI ever mentions your name, it sends crawlers to read your site. Many hosting platforms now block those crawlers by default and never tell the site owner. Speakers are invisible right now and have no idea.
It recommends what it can describe.
When someone asks for speaker recommendations, AI offers the names it can explain with confidence: clear topics, clear audiences, visible proof. If your site leaves it guessing, it doesn't guess. It moves on to a name it can defend.
AI can only recommend a speaker it can read.
What we check
Can AI reach your site?
Your web person may know this as: AI crawler access
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google's AI each send a reader to your website. If your hosting company turns them away, or there is no map of your pages for them to follow, you are out of the running before anyone reads a word about you.
Can AI read your words?
Your web person may know this as: Content renderability
Some sites only show their bio, topics, and testimonials after the page finishes loading its extras. Most AI does not wait around for that, so it sees an empty space where your credentials should be.
Can AI confirm your facts?
Your web person may know this as: Structured data
Alongside the words on your page, a site can carry a short labeled summary of your name, your role, what you speak about, and your reel. Without it, AI has to infer who you are from prose, and it guesses wrong more often than you would expect.
Can a planner see why to book you?
Your web person may know this as: Speaker buyer content
We have AI read your site the way a meeting planner or bureau would: named talks, the formats you offer, the audiences you speak to, testimonials with real names on them, past clients, your video, and an obvious way to reach you.
Is it clear who you are?
Your web person may know this as: Entity clarity and consistency
The same name on every page, a real about page, one official web address per page, and page titles that say what you actually do. That is how AI becomes confident you are one specific person worth naming.
Can AI read your video and photos?
Your web person may know this as: Media accessibility
Video and stage photos are what sell you to people, and they are blank rectangles to AI. Transcripts, written descriptions, and keeping key facts out of images and PDFs keep your proof readable.
Do the basics hold up?
Your web person may know this as: Technical foundation
Works properly on a phone, orderly headings, pages that are not too heavy to load, no dead links. Plain housekeeping that keeps both planners and AI from giving up on your site.
Here's what your report looks like
A precise 0-100 score, every category measured, and the specific fixes that move it. Every data point is earned, not estimated.
AI Visibility Report
AI can find your site and gets part of the picture, but there are gaps that make it hesitate to recommend you.
Category Scores
Can AI reach your site?
Can AI read your words?
Can AI confirm your facts?
Can a planner see why to book you?
Is it clear who you are?
Can AI read your video and photos?
Do the basics hold up?
Can AI confirm your facts?
55/100Your site states who you are in a form AI trusts
Nothing on your homepage tells AI who the site is about.
Alongside the words on your page, a site can carry a short labeled summary of who you are. Without it, AI has to infer your identity from prose, and it guesses wrong more often than you would expect.
What to tell your web person
Add a JSON-LD Person schema with your name, job title, the topics you speak on (knowsAbout), and links to your profiles (sameAs).
Priority Actions
State who you are in a form AI trusts
High ImpactAI leans on a short labeled summary of you to be sure who you are and what you speak about. Without one, it is guessing.
List the formats you offer
Quick WinSay plainly that you do keynotes, workshops, virtual sessions, or panels, so a planner can match you to the slot they need to fill.
A complete report for a fictional speaker, with every check, finding, and fix unlocked.
Who built this
SpeakerSignal was built by Simon Anderson, a professional keynote speaker since 2011. The first site it ever scanned was his own, and it caught his hosting provider silently blocking every AI crawler on the internet. If it can happen to a futurist, it is happening to speakers everywhere.