Bolt, Lovable, Cursor, v0 — different tools, same four SEO failures. Understand them once, fix them with prompts, and your AI-built site competes like any other.
This is what OptiSearch hands you: the problems ranked, each with a prompt for the tool that built your site.
Most AI builders generate client-rendered React apps: the browser builds the page after load. Google can render JavaScript, but for small new sites it often indexes the raw HTML — which is nearly empty. Your visitors see a polished site; the crawler sees a shell.
AI builders default to a single long landing page. But Google ranks pages, not sections — each URL gets one title and one realistic shot at one search. Ten topics on one URL means ten searches you almost rank for and none you win.
Sitemap.xml, robots.txt, canonical tags, per-route titles: invisible to visitors, essential to crawlers — and not generated unless you asked. Without them Google discovers your site slowly, partially, or not at all.
Pages generated in separate prompts don’t link to each other. Internal links are how Google finds your pages and judges which matter. AI-built sites routinely have important pages with zero links pointing at them.
Each guide covers the five most common problems on that platform — with prompts you paste straight into the tool.
Brand new to SEO? Start with What is SEO, in plain English — then come back here.
Vite + React SPAs: client-rendered titles, missing sitemap, single-page structure.
React apps Google half-sees: empty shells, duplicate titles, button navigation.
Vibe-coded sites: the SEO is whatever the AI silently chose. Five checks.
Beautiful Next.js UI with an empty metadata layer. Fill in what v0 skips.
Prompt-built sites: exactly as SEO-friendly as the prompts that made them.
The free scan checks your foundations in 15 seconds. Connect Search Console and OptiSearch reads your real Google data — then hands you the exact prompt for each fix, ready to paste into your builder.