A complete AI marketing system: it finds the visibility gaps, turns anonymous traffic into scored leads, books the meeting, and runs the account after the sale.
The flow
Four layers, one product
Wins the click and proves competence in the first five seconds.
Turns curiosity into a scored diagnosis and a reason to talk.
Turns the diagnosis into a qualified, booked meeting.
Runs the account after the sale: content, reporting, billing.
Inside DIYAI
Surface that earns the click and the citation.
Distinct pages for home, about, services, videos, blog, and privacy, each with its own metadata, JSON-LD, and CMS-editable body.
AI answer engines cite structured, specific pages. A single-page site has nothing to cite.
An animated hero that types a real query, drops suggestions, climbs the map pack from #7 to #1, then resolves into an AI-mode answer.
Prospects do not read explanations of search visibility. They recognize it when they watch it happen.
Four-act React state machine with reduced-motion and mobile fallbacks.
Map Pack, LLM visibility, schema, and semantic SEO arranged around a central hub with connector lines.
Buyers need the offer to look like a system, not a list of tactics.
A scored, specific verdict in about a minute.
Any visitor enters a URL and gets a 0 to 100 score, a letter grade, and seven pillar results with critical issues and prioritized opportunities.
A number creates urgency. The pillar breakdown creates the scope of work.
Server-side fetch and analysis, persisted results, on-demand PDF generation.
A distraction-collapsed page: URL in, a small progress bar while it evaluates, then a green 'Your report' button replaces the form and anchors to the scorecard.
A free, instant, specific diagnosis is the strongest lead magnet in this category, and forms leak.
A conversation that books the meeting.
A persistent brand-icon CTA opens a guided conversation covering goal, industry, and contact, with live validation, then a 15/30/60 minute picker and the calendar embed.
A short branching conversation qualifies better than a form, and scan visitors already answered half the questions.
If a save fails, the funnel still advances to booking and logs the attempt. No dead ends.
One back office for content, proof, and money.
A CRM panel with search, pipeline statuses, notes, subscribe flags, CSV import and export, inbound versus manual badges, booked-call badges, and per-row email and calendar buttons.
Leads decay in hours, so the next action has to be visible in the row.
An editor for content, metadata, FAQs, JSON-LD, and llms.txt, with AI Suggest, a side-by-side diff before anything is applied, per-field undo, full change history with restore, and mobile plus desktop preview.
AI writing is only safe when a human sees the diff and can roll it back.
RSS ingestion into an editable post list feeding the public blog, plus an audit console to run, store, download, and email a branded report for any URL.
Outbound and inbound should share one workflow.
Analytics, Search Console, PageSpeed, and AI-awareness metrics per period, plus first-party event tracking on every CTA click, intake open, step, and booking.
Renewals are won by a monthly artifact the client understands.
Services, renewal dates, invoices, automated renewal reminders, a newsletter composer with templates and signature, and the scheduling link that powers every calendar button.
The money and the communication belong in the same place as the work.
Each scan returns a 0 to 100 overall score, a letter grade, per-pillar results, critical issues, and a prioritized opportunity list.
AI readiness
Security
Speed
Performance
Usability
Schema
LLM compatibility
Access model
Under the hood
What you are buying
DIYAI replaces a CMS, a CRM, an audit tool, a reporting tool, and a scheduling patchwork with a single system: a search and AI-optimized public site, an instant seven-pillar readiness engine that turns anonymous traffic into scored leads, a conversational intake that books meetings without a form, and a client hub that runs content, reporting, billing, and communication after the sale.
