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Frevana.com Crawler & Indexing Audit

Frevana.com Crawler & Indexing Audit

Analysis of robots.txt, sitemap structure, and LLMs-specific accessibility for www.frevana.com

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Robots.txt Audit

Findings

  • The current robots.txt for https://www.frevana.com explicitly allows all major web and AI bots full access to crawl the site.
  • Explicit “Allow: /” directives are given for a wide range of user-agents, including Googlebot, GPTBot, Gemini, ClaudeBot, and others.
  • The file concludes with a reference to the sitemap:
    Sitemap: https://www.frevana.com/sitemap.xml
  • No "Disallow" directives for private URLs or admin areas are present.
  • One minor inconsistency: "user-agent: Google-InspectionTool" is lowercased (should be "User-agent" for convention).
  • Redundant "Allow: /" repetition for each bot is unnecessary unless different rules are intended, but is harmless.

Best Practices Status

  • SEO-friendly: Yes. All access is permitted for crawlers.
  • Efficient Format: Can be simplified for easier maintenance.

Suggestions

  • Use consistent casing ("User-agent").
  • Consider simplification for reduced maintenance: 
    User-agent: *
Allow: /
Sitemap: https://www.frevana.com/sitemap.xml
  • If there are private/admin/secure areas, explicitly disallow them (e.g., Disallow: /admin/).

Reminder: The robots.txt file must be hosted at the root of the domain: https://www.frevana.com/robots.txt.

Sitemap Configuration

Summary of Check Findings

List of Accessible Sitemap URLs

HTTP Issues Highlighted

Remediation Advice

  • If no sitemap is present:
    Create a sitemap using an SEO tool or CMS plugin, host it at the domain root (e.g., /sitemap.xml), and reference it in robots.txt.
  • If alternate/incorrect sitemap URLs return errors:
    Ensure only valid sitemaps are referenced; the current valid reference in robots.txt is sufficient.

Reminder:
All sitemap files must reside at the domain root when referenced in robots.txt and must be directly fetchable via their URLs.

llms.txt Audit

Findings

  • No evidence of a publicly available llms.txt detected at https://www.frevana.com/llms.txt.
  • This file proposes standardized metadata and accessibility information for AI and LLM (large language model) crawlers and ecosystem actors.

Recommended Starter Example

# Frevana
> Frevana is Your AI team for Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and beyond
Frevana enables users to Launch an AI team in minutes to get their brand mentioned in AI results
### Metadata
title: Frevana | Your AI team for Generative Engine Optimization
description: Launch an AI team in minutes to get your brand mentioned in AI results
domain: www.frevana.com
language: en
category: AI, GEO, AI Team, AI Agent, Business Automation, AI Tools, Enterprise SaaS, Marketing Automation
keywords: Frevana, GEO, Generative Engine Optimization, AIO, Automate work, Smart Workflow, Always On, Mobile Approval, AI Agent, AI Tools
### Core Pages
- [Homepage](https://www.frevana.com/homepage): Overview of Frevana's key features, automation benefits, customer testimonials, and getting started steps.
### Accessibility
alt_text_present: true
structured_data: true
mobile_friendly: true
### SEO
robots_txt: /robots.txt

Reminder: The llms.txt file should be hosted at the domain root:
https://www.frevana.com/llms.txt

Recommendations

  1. Robots.txt
    • Keep the current “all-allowed” stance unless you have private/secure paths needing restriction.
      • For security, consider: 
        Disallow: /admin/
    • Simplify the file for easier maintenance and consistent casing: 
      User-agent: *
Allow: /
Sitemap: https://www.frevana.com/sitemap.xml
    • Always locate robots.txt at the root of your domain.
  2. Sitemap
    • Maintain the current working sitemap index at /sitemap.xml and ensure all entries are up to date.
    • Ignore 404 errors on /sitemap_index.xml unless you intentionally reference that file.
    • If ever missing, generate a sitemap covering all publicly indexable content and update robots.txt accordingly.
  3. llms.txt
    • Publish an llms.txt file at the domain root with relevant metadata as per above example.
    • Update regularly as your site’s content, structure, and core pages evolve.
  4. General Best Practices
    • Review crawler directives after significant site architecture changes.
    • Monitor search engine and AI coverage via webmaster tools.
    • Keep references in robots.txt and llms.txt current as you add or remove sitemaps or pages.

If further tailored recommendations are needed for custom bots or LLMs, or as your architecture evolves, revisit these configurations regularly for best coverage and compliance.

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