The page is a supplement guide article with no product offers, pricing, or purchase links embedded in the content. The structured-data layer contains no schema markup of any kind—Product, Offer, AggregateOffer, BuyAction, Review, and AggregateRating types are all absent, leaving product claims and comparisons entirely in untagged prose. All citation bots tested (search-index, user-initiated, and training crawlers) failed to fetch the page, though explicit URL citations were recorded in both cases where the page was mentioned elsewhere. IA's enrichment layer would surface product entities, claim provenance, and comparison signals as explicit schema objects, making the evaluative relationships in the text parseable by downstream systems without requiring page access.
Citation bots blocked at publisher edge
Publisher bot policy blocks the AI search indexes. IA enrichment requires the publisher to allow these bots first. See bot accessibility for detail.
Blocked: oai_searchbot 403 · claude_searchbot 403
What humans see vs what AI extracts today vs with IA enrichment
The gap between these columns is the enrichment IA layers on top of the page for AI extractors. Edge-level blocking is a separate dimension — see the bot-accessibility section.
Human view
AI Bot Today — During Live Search
Citation bots cannot reach this URL
oai_searchbot 403 · claude_searchbot 403
This reflects the publisher's bot-management policy at their CDN/WAF. IA does not control publisher edge policy and does not unblock crawlers. Enrichment only applies once the publisher allows AI search bots.
AI bot — with IA enrichment
IA enrichment requires citation bots to reach the page first. Not applicable on this URL until publisher policy allows AI search bots.
Surface — do AI models cite this publisher?
Each model is queried twice — with web search off (training memory) and on (live fetch). The diff shows whether your AI presence is stale, current, or absent.
