Before publish
Run the checklist while final content is still moving, so schema and metadata fixes do not become a post-launch scramble.
Polyglot AEO helps agencies turn localized schema, llms.txt, CMS gaps, and published-domain checks into a client-facing launch QA deliverable.
The agency value is not another generic SEO report. It is a compact check your team can run before launch, at client handoff, and when new locales or CMS collections go live.
Run the checklist while final content is still moving, so schema and metadata fixes do not become a post-launch scramble.
Give the client a concise proof-of-work note that explains what was checked and which public AEO risks remain.
Use the same checks for retainer updates, new locales, CMS migrations, and AI-search visibility reviews.
Use this as the lightweight QA pass before sending a client site live or closing a Framer handoff.
Check the published root domain and locale paths so AI/search crawlers can find the pages your client cares about.
Review Organization, WebSite, Article, Product, and inLanguage values from the public site, not the editor preview.
Flag missing translated summaries, repeated titles, empty meta descriptions, and locale pages that drift from the default.
Turn the QA pass into a short handoff note with findings, first fixes, and what to monitor after launch.
Keep the deliverable short enough for a launch handoff, but specific enough that the client can see what was checked, what changed, and what should be monitored after publish.
Root file is missing, blocked, or omits priority localized URLs.
Publish /llms.txt at the root and include the live pages the client cares about.
Schema is missing inLanguage values or reuses default-locale context.
Set locale-specific inLanguage fields and verify JSON-LD on the published site.
Translated CMS pages still share default titles, summaries, or descriptions.
Review collection fields for repeated copy before client handoff.
We checked the public Framer launch for AI-search readiness across the main locale structure. The highest priority fixes are crawler context, localized schema language fields, and CMS metadata that still matches the default language.
Recommended next step: apply the fixes above, rerun the public check after publish, and repeat the same QA pass when the next locale or CMS collection ships.
We checked the public Framer launch for AI-search readiness across the main locale structure. The highest priority fixes are root llms.txt reachability, localized schema language fields, and CMS summaries that still match the default language.
Once those are fixed, the site has clearer public context for search engines and answer engines, and the same QA pass can be run again when the next locale or content collection ships.
I will apply the checklist to one public Framer client site and send back a short note your team can adapt for client handoff.
I only need a public URL and reply email to start. Locale and launch context help me make the note sharper, but they are optional.
Prefer email? Send the same request to jimmymjing@gmail.com.