Nina Launches Four Free Tools for AI Visibility: Grading AI's Ability to Read and Quote a Website

Co-founder Wesley Donahoe will walk reporters, marketing managers and founders through which check a small business should run first.

DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Between Oct. 28 and Nov. 3, Nina, a done-for-you blog content service, launched four free tools at https://trynina.co/resources/ that show small and midsize businesses whether AI search can reach, read and quote their websites.

Instead of clicking through a page of traditional search results, more buyers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers for recommendations. The tools give owners and marketing managers a way to check whether their own pages are ready for those systems.

"We made these free because most owners can't tell whether ChatGPT or Google's AI answers can even read their site, and that's the first thing worth knowing," said Wesley Donahoe, co-founder of Nina. "Start with the crawler check. If the bots can't get in, polishing your blog posts won't help."

The tools are listed under the Resources menu on trynina.co:

• Visibility Check (Oct. 28): a short quiz and report showing how a brand appears in AI answers compared with its competitors.

• AI Crawler Check (Oct. 30): tests whether nine AI and search crawlers, including those behind ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google, plus Common Crawl, can reach a site, then generates an llms.txt file.

• Blog Post Grader (Nov. 2): scores a post out of 100 on 14 checks, such as answering the question in the first paragraph, sections that stand on their own, specific facts, cited sources, a named author, dates and schema. It grades a single post, a whole blog or an unpublished draft, compares two posts and shows how a post ranks against a benchmark.

• Site Page Check (Nov. 3): grades home, about, product, collection, service and location pages, using a separate rubric for each page type.

The crawler check and the graders run on fixed rules rather than AI model calls.

On Nov. 4, 2026, Nina tested the Blog Post Grader on 27 recent blog posts it wrote for nine clients, and those posts averaged 88 out of 100. A benchmark of 76 published blog posts from 28 other sites averaged 73. The comparison reflects how the posts are structured against the grader's checks, not search rankings or AI citations.

"A score tells you what's missing from a page, not what to write next," Donahoe added. "Our strategists and editors hold every post we deliver to the same checks, but people still decide what a business should say and how it should sound. That's the part a rubric can't do."

For marketing managers and founders setting content plans for the year ahead, the tools offer a quick baseline on which pages and posts are ready for AI answers and which need work first.

Donahoe is available to walk reporters, marketing managers and founders through the tools on a live site.

About Nina

Nina (trynina.co) is a done-for-you blog content service built for small and mid-sized businesses. Nina pairs human SEO strategy and U.S.-based editors with its own writing system to publish search- and AI-optimized posts directly to WordPress, Shopify, HubSpot, Webflow and other platforms. Nina is based in Denver, Colorado.

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