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Is your website usable by AI?
Agentic AI is starting to carry on tasks on your website on behalf of your users – can it use your site or will it hit a block?
This is part 3 of my 4 part series on The Agentic Web – make sure you grab your seat for part 4 in September where we’ll be talking about where websites are headed and how to make (and sell) them in 2027.
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There were a few docs and guides I said I’d provide to go into further detail on a few things discussed in the Masterclass, so you can grab all of those here.
5 things we’re doing differently on website designs now, for agentic AI
If your design only works because a human is patiently sitting there, moving a mouse, waiting for an animation, or remembering what they clicked – it won’t work for an agent.
No, you don’t need two websites. But you do need to build differently.
You don’t need one website for people and one for robots, but you do need to get your single website designed and built to suit both audiences.
The website brief questions most SEOs aren’t asking yet (2026 edition)
If you’re a technical SEO, start asking these questions at brief stage so that you’re a key part of the client’s strategy.
Further Reading
I’ve also got a few other guides you might find useful…
SEO Fundamentals: the most detailed SEO course I’ve found online
This is the e-book version of the SEO course I’ve taught for almost 20 years. And that course is based on my work in the trenches, at my agency 18a, over those decades, getting my clients’ sites millions of visitors a day.
Getting started with GA4 (and how to run the 3 key reports you need)
This guide assumes you’ve got GA4 set up… you just don’t know what to do with it! Lots of screenshots and easy to understand text explains to you what terms mean in GA4, and help you find your way around the interfaces.
How to brief a web designer / developer
If you’re asking for a quote, or going straight to asking for some work to be actioned, there are a few steps to follow to ensure you and your web designer or developer are both on the same page and you get the best results.
11 things you NEED to know before paying for SEO: SEO for Managers
This guide is for anyone who hasn’t got headspace or time to learn all about SEO, but needs to understand it in order to procure services or manage a team doing it.
How to design a company Intranet
Whether you’re just thinking about some sort of internal “hub” for your organisation, or in the formal planning phases, this short free guide will just help you think about the questions you need to ask yourself or discuss with your developer.