Expert insights on AI traffic, content monetization, and GDPR compliance for publishers.
A new Pro+ feature reviews your site's existing schema.org markup, flags the gaps, and helps you generate complete, correctly-shaped structured data for the pieces you're missing — no code required.
A new robots.txt directive lets a site point crawlers at a licensing document instead of just an allow/deny rule. Here's what it actually does, how it differs from a rights declaration, and — honestly — whether any AI crawler reads it yet.
robots.txt only ever controlled whether a crawler visits. A newer, separate declaration answers a different question: what may it do with what it reads? Here's the EU copyright mechanism behind it — and why 'declare' is the accurate word, not 'block'.
A crawler-control recommendation that only lists the bots already in your logs is incomplete by design. Here is why we recommend an explicit rule for every AI crawler we track — including the ones that have not visited yet.
Pro+ customers can now embed a privacy-by-default verification mark on their websites. The badge confirms active monitoring with a click-through verification page.