Sample. This is what a buyer sees after paying for a website with poor SEO / AEO, for a real website on sale, with the business, its website and its contacts masked. The numbered notes say what each part gives you. The website's page
What you get in a website with poor SEO / AEO
- The business's name and its website
- Its contact page, and each email or phone it publishes, with where
- Every gap measured on its homepage, in plain words
- Its SEO score and the checks it failed
- The date it was measured
- A CSV download
$99 a website.
Poor SEO / AEO: Business website in Czechia
One business website, as measured by Triremes on the date shown. A bought one's page never expires.
Who to pitch: the business and its website.
•••••
https://•••••.•••/
How to reach it: what the business publishes itself, and where.
How to reach it
- Email: •••••@•••••.••• · published on https://•••••.•••/•••••
The business's name, its website and its contacts are hidden in this sample only. A bought website shows them in full.
When: every finding is dated, so your first email can say when.
Measured by Triremes on 3 November 2026 · SEO score: 91%
SEO score 91%: badly flawed
How bad: the SEO score, and each check it failed.
SEO score: 91%
- The website is not served over HTTPS.
- The website has no SSL certificate in use: it is not served over HTTPS.
- The homepage has no title.
- The homepage has no meta description.
- The homepage has no H1 heading.
- The homepage has no mobile viewport tag.
- The homepage has no JSON-LD structured data.
- The website has no sitemap: there is no /sitemap.xml and robots.txt names none.
- The website has no robots.txt.
- The homepage HTML took 14.1 seconds to load, over 3.
- The website has no favicon.
- The homepage has no og:title or og:description Open Graph tag.
- The homepage has no canonical link tag.
Checklist v1, checked on 3 November 2026.
What to fix: month one's work, already scoped.
Its gaps
- The homepage is served over plain HTTP, not HTTPS.
- The homepage took 14082 ms to its first byte, in one measurement.
- The homepage HTML has no title.
- The homepage HTML has no meta description.
- The homepage HTML has no h1 heading.
- The homepage HTML has no canonical link.
- The homepage HTML has no mobile viewport tag.
- The homepage HTML has no og:title or og:image Open Graph tag.
- The homepage asks search engines not to index it, in the meta tag "robots".
- The homepage HTML has no structured data (JSON-LD).
- No sitemap: robots.txt names none and https://•••••.•••/••••• answered 404.
Also measured, not counted as gaps:
- The homepage's structured data has no FAQPage, which AI answer engines can quote.
- The site has no robots.txt (it answered 404).
- The site has no llms.txt, an emerging convention for AI answer engines.
All of it in a CSV, for your own tools.
A bought website's page has a CSV download of the same.
Triremes reads the HTML each site's server sends, without running JavaScript, so a tag a site adds in the browser shows as missing. Each finding was true when it was measured; a site may have changed since. Contacting a business is yours to do lawfully: see the terms for buyers.