The reader toolkit
Every copy of the book comes with the digital toolkit and twelve months of visibility tracking, at no extra cost. This is what they are and how to claim them.
The file pack
An annotated robots.txt, a worked llms.txt, and JSON-LD schema blocks written out and ready to paste. The parts of the job that are fiddly rather than difficult.
Templates and worksheets
Five core content templates, the thirty-prompt query bank, the pre-publish checklist, the self-scorecard, the priority matrix and four worksheets.
Notion templates
Two ready-built databases, the AI Visibility Tracker and the Content Pipeline. Duplicate them into your own Notion in one click, or import the CSVs into any spreadsheet.
Twelve months of tracking
Your site re-checked every week across 6 AI engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok), so you can see whether the work moved anything instead of guessing.
How to claim it
Part 8 of the book prints a readers' access code. Go to searchscore.io/unlock, enter your email address and that code, and the toolkit and the tracking are released to you. It takes about a minute and there is no card involved.
The code is in the book rather than on this page on purpose, so that the toolkit stays with the people who bought it.
Why twelve months of tracking is the part that matters
An audit tells you what to fix. It cannot tell you whether fixing it changed anything, and that is the question that decides whether the work gets signed off or quietly dropped.
Tracking is also the only honest way to read AI visibility. Two runs of the same prompt on the same day overlap by roughly a third, so a single check is close to meaningless. A rate measured across repeated runs, on a locked question set, on a schedule, is the unit that actually moves.
Do not have the book yet?
The toolkit comes with every edition, including the Kindle one. The access code is the same in all three.