knoq.uk: AEO and SEO test

Summary

Where knoq.uk stands today

Today knoq.uk does not show up on Google or in AI answers, and the main reason is simple: until the evening of 21 Oct the site told every search engine to stay out (the change that opened it is dated 18:22 SAST on 21 Oct), so nothing had been indexed yet when we tested.

In our test of 13 questions a UK renter would ask, Knoq was named in none. The answers named Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, OpenRent and SpareRoom, plus alert services such as QuickRent, Rentumo, Prio and Casa, and they leaned on Trustpilot, the App Store, AlternativeTo and property news sites. A search for “Knoq” itself returns other businesses with the same name: knoq.com (a US door to door sales app) and knoq.co.uk (an HR and payroll app).

Good today

The technical base is good: the site is quick in our own lab test, secure, open to Google and to every AI crawler we tried, with clean redirects, a real 404 page and a correct sitemap.

Holding it back: content and signals

The FAQ answers are hidden from crawlers until someone clicks.
There is no structured data.
There is no about page.
The home page title does not say “rental alerts”, “London” or “Manchester”.
There are no pages for the areas renters search for.

Where Knoq can win

The AI answers said out loud that they could find:

no app that watches the big sites together,
no current figure for how fast London rentals go,
no alert service for new build to rent flats.

Knoq can be the answer to all three with pages built on its own data.

What to do

Ranked fix list

Each fix with the page, the change, the effort, the impact and who does it. The top 5 come first.

Effort S = hours, M = 1 to 3 days, L = a week or more.

Who Us = code change by Lumanaire; Knoq = content or a decision by Knoq; Owners = a step in an account.

Top 5, do these first

Done 21 Oct

Fix 1, done: Get indexed and stay verified

knoq.uk is verified in Google Search Console (21 Oct). The Search Console tag and HTML file are live on knoq.uk and in the main code, so the next deploy keeps them.

Next in this step: submit https://knoq.uk/sitemap.xml and request indexing of the home page in Search Console; add the site to Bing Webmaster Tools (import from Search Console) and submit the sitemap there.

WhereSearch Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, code EffortS ImpactHigh WhoOwners (accounts), Us (merge)

Top 5

Fix 2: Show the FAQ answers

Put every answer in the page HTML (closed answers hidden by styling, or plain details and summary), and add FAQPage markup with the same words.

WhereHome page (/) EffortS ImpactHigh WhoUs

Top 5

Fix 3: Say what Knoq is in search words

Title “Knoq UK: new rental alerts for London and Manchester” (52 characters); a description under 155 characters naming flats and houses to rent, London, Greater Manchester, the four sites and email alerts; “Rental alerts for London and Greater Manchester” inside the H1 above “Find your next home. First.”; mention email alerts in the hero and plans.

Where/ and the root layout EffortS ImpactHigh WhoKnoq (wording), Us (code)

Top 5

Fix 4: Make the brand one clear thing

Organization, WebSite and WebApplication markup (Knoq, Knoq UK, KNOQ LTD., 17341686, address, email, phone, logo, free plan, areas served; see the markup sample for the developers); an about page as set out under Content; link it from the footer.

WhereAll pages and a new /about EffortS to M ImpactHigh WhoUs, Knoq (facts)

Top 5

Fix 5: Publish Knoq’s own numbers

Monthly: new homes seen, how fast they went, share first seen away from Rightmove, by borough, with the method and date; Article and Dataset markup.

WhereNew page, for example /london-rental-speed EffortM ImpactHigh WhoKnoq (what may be shown), Us (build)

Then, in this order

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Fixes 6 to 20, in rank order
Fix	Page	Change	Effort	Impact	Who
6 Area pages	New /london/... and /manchester/... pages	As set out under Content: start with the 16 named neighbourhoods, then all areas; totals only; noindex thin ones; add them to the sitemap; link the home page names	L	High	Us, Knoq (sign off)
7 Trustpilot and real reviews	Off site	Claim a Trustpilot UK profile for knoq.uk (already in the build brief); invite real users to review once they find a home; never write or buy reviews	S to start	High	Owners
8 Listings where AI reads	Off site	AlternativeTo (as an alternative to Rentumo, Prio, Stekkies), a Product Hunt launch, the app stores when the apps exist	S to M	Medium to high	Owners
9 Guides that answer the questions	New guide pages	“How to see new London rentals first”, “Rentals that never reach Rightmove”, “How fast are portal alerts”, “Renting fast in Greater Manchester”, “Build to rent alerts in London”	M	Medium to high	Knoq (we can draft), Us
10 Ask the list writers	Off site	Ask the “best sites to rent in London” writers the answers read (Remitly, Essential Living, uhomes, Henfield Storage) and the UAL, University of London and Imperial housing pages to add Knoq	M	Medium	Owners
11 Social profiles	Footer and markup	Knoq UK on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and X with the same name and a link back; add them to the footer and the Organization markup	S	Medium	Owners, then Us
12 Sign-up page readable without JavaScript	/signup	Server render the H1 and two lines on what happens next; load the map only when the renter opens it	M	Medium	Us
13 IndexNow	Site	Add an IndexNow key so Bing hears about new area pages at once	S	Medium (with 6)	Us
14 Watch AI visits	Vercel request logs, read only	A weekly read of which AI bots fetched which pages (Dodo’s crawler check); no site change	S	Medium (measurement)	Us
15 Per page share cards	All pages	Each page its own og:title and og:description	S	Low	Us
16 llms.txt	/llms.txt	A short plain summary: what Knoq is, areas, sources, plans, key links	S	Low	Us
17 Accessibility fixes	/ and /signup	The two contrast fixes, the dt and dd nesting, the map focus	S	Low for search, good practice	Us
18 One redirect hop	Vercel domain settings	http://www.knoq.uk straight to https://knoq.uk	S	Low	Us, with the owners’ OK
19 favicon.ico	Site root	Add favicon.ico and an Apple touch icon	S	Low	Us
20 Google Business Profile and Bing Places	None	Leave for now (not eligible, see Off-site)	None	Low	Owners

Method

How we tested: the Dodo AEO way

Dodo AEO’s free audit works like this:

A first look at the site: can AI search bots reach it, is the main text readable without JavaScript, can Google and Bing index it.
Ten buyer questions in the buyer’s own words, plus control questions that the planned fixes should not touch.
Each question goes to ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity with web search on. Each answer is read for: is the business named, at what position, who is named instead, and which sites are cited.
The report sums it up: named in X of Y answers with a likely range, who AI names instead, and the sites AI reads. Fixes come from a fixed list of types (home page, service page, FAQ, structured data, AI bot access, text readable without JavaScript, about and contact, guide or comparison page, listings on other sites, Google Business Profile, reviews).
Later rounds give a verdict: how far the test questions moved, minus how far the controls moved.

What we changed for this test

Step 3 needs paid OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity accounts, which we did not use. The stand in was one web search per question through our own search tool, read the same way. That tool searches from the US, so UK results can differ a little.

How we checked the site

Site checks used direct requests and a headless browser, paced to one request a second, and we read the site’s code. Read only: nothing on knoq.uk, its code, hosting, Search Console or Meta was changed. No sign-ins, no forms, no messages. Load on the site: 128 requests in all (127 to knoq.uk, 1 to the old knoq.lumanaire.co.za address), never more than one a second.

21 Oct, 21:12 to 21:14 SAST

Dodo first look

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Dodo first look checks
Check	Result	Evidence
AI search bots can reach the site	Pass	robots.txt allows everything except the private paths. The home page answered 200 with the same 919 word page to Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and CCBot (21:13:57 to 21:14:07). This tests by name only; a firewall rule that checks bot IP addresses cannot be tested from outside.
Main text readable without JavaScript	Partly	Home: the server HTML holds 919 words, the H1 and every section, but not one of the 10 FAQ answers (only the questions). /signup: 19 words and no H1 without JavaScript; the form and its heading appear only after the scripts run.
Google and Bing can index the pages	Yes, since the evening of 21 Oct	No noindex tag or header on the 7 public pages, sitemap live with 7 addresses, robots.txt names the sitemap. Until the change dated 18:22 SAST on 21 Oct, robots.txt shut out every crawler but Meta’s and every page carried noindex.

AEO

15 renter questions (13 test, 2 control)

Run 21 Oct, 21:15 to 21:32 SAST. “Named” means Knoq or knoq.uk appears in the answer or its sources.

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The 15 renter questions and what the answers showed
Question	Who shows up today	Knoq named?	Could knoq.uk be cited?	What would make it citable
1 How do I find new rentals in London before they go?	Foxtons, OnTheMarket, Rightmove, Zoopla, OpenRent. Sites read: foxtons.co.uk, onthemarket.com, remitly.com, an Imperial student blog	No	Not yet: no page answers this	A guide “How to see new London rentals first” with steps and Knoq’s own timing numbers, FAQ markup; show the FAQ answers
2 What is the best rental alert app in the UK, faster than Rightmove?	Rentumo, QuickRent, OnTheMarket, Rightsnipe, Rightmove. Sites read: Trustpilot (QuickRent, many times), App Store, Chrome Web Store, The Negotiator	No	Yes, once indexed and reviewed: the home page already says this	Trustpilot profile with real reviews, AlternativeTo and Product Hunt listings, app markup with the free plan and areas
3 Are Rightmove instant alerts really instant?	Rightmove (news from 2015 and 2016), Prio, Rightsnipe. Sites read: rightmove.co.uk, propertyindustryeye.com, alternativeto.net	No	Yes, with data: the answer said it found no recent measured figure	A dated explainer with Knoq’s own measurement and its method, only if Knoq can measure it honestly
4 Is there one app that searches Rightmove, Zoopla, OpenRent and SpareRoom at once?	The portals’ own apps one by one, PlaceBuzz. Sites read: App Store, Zoopla help, app round up blogs	No	Yes: this is Knoq’s offer (Rightmove, OnTheMarket, OpenRent, SpareRoom; not Zoopla)	Show the “Which websites does Knoq monitor?” answer in the page, FAQ markup, and say plainly that Zoopla is not covered
5 Where can I find rentals that are not on Rightmove?	OpenRent, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, SpareRoom, Gumtree, Facebook Marketplace, local agents. Sites read: thenegotiator.co.uk, mumsnet.com, essentialliving.co.uk, homelet.co.uk	No	Yes, once the “homes Rightmove misses” answer is visible	A guide “Rentals that never reach Rightmove” with Knoq’s share of homes first seen elsewhere
6 What is the best website to find a flat to rent in London?	Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, OpenRent, SpareRoom, Gumtree, Foxtons. Sites read: remitly.com, essentialliving.co.uk, uhomes.com, henfieldstorage.co.uk, UAL and University of London housing pages	No	Hard: the portals own this. Possible as an extra in list articles	Ask the list writers and university housing pages to add Knoq; a London renting guide on knoq.uk
7 Can I get WhatsApp or Telegram alerts for new flats in London?	Prio (Telegram), German alert bots. Sites read: alternativeto.net, producthunt.com, github.com	No	Later: Knoq’s WhatsApp alerts say “coming soon”	When live, a WhatsApp alerts page and an AlternativeTo listing; until then say plainly that email alerts are live
8 Is there a rental alert service like Stekkies for London?	Casa (London, WhatsApp alerts), Rentumo, Bob Makler, AptSweep. Sites read: findify.nl, stekkies.com, alternativeto.net, App Store, TechCrunch	No	Yes, once listed: this is exactly Knoq’s category	AlternativeTo listing as an alternative to Stekkies, Rentumo and Prio; “rental alerts” in the title and markup
9 How do I find a flat to rent in Manchester quickly?	Nestoria, SpareRoom, Hunters, Reeds Rains, PrimeLocation	No	Not yet: Manchester is only a list of names on the home page	A Greater Manchester page and district pages with Knoq’s numbers and tips
10 New flats to rent in Dalston and Hackney this week	Adverts on PrimeLocation, Zoopla and Foxtons	No	Not as a listings site; yes as an area page	Area pages per neighbourhood and borough: this week’s counts, median rent, how fast homes go, an alert button; totals only, no copied adverts
11 How fast do London rentals get taken?	Benham and Reeves (2019), a 2015 Mayfair news story. Sites read: benhams.com, cityam.com, propertyindustryeye.com	No	Yes, strongly: the answer said there is no reliable current figure	A monthly “How fast London rentals go” page from Knoq’s data, with method; offer it to property news sites
12 How do I hear about new build to rent flats in London?	Get Living, Greystar, L&G, Avanton, Savills. Sites read: The Negotiator, Landlord Today, PropertyIndustryEye	No	Yes: the answer said it found no dedicated alert service, and Knoq reads build to rent operators’ own sites	A build to rent page naming the operators Knoq checks (Knoq’s own source list has Fizzy Living, Get Living, Grainger, Greystar and Quintain Living), if Knoq is happy to name them
13 What is Knoq? (also “Knoq rental alerts UK” and “knoq.uk”)	Nothing about Knoq UK. Offered instead: knoq.com (US door to door sales app), KNQ, a SoundCloud artist, Movebubble. A search limited to knoq.uk found no pages at all	No	Yes, once indexed, if the brand is made clear	Organization markup (Knoq UK, KNOQ LTD., company 17341686), an about page, the same name on every profile, links from knoq.co.za
C1 How does tenancy deposit protection work in England? (control)	Shelter, Propertymark, Nelsons, Landlord Advice	No (not expected)	Control only	None: it measures later rounds
C2 How do I check a letting agent or landlord is genuine before paying? (control)	NRLA, Which?, Action Fraud, HomeLet	No (not expected)	Control only	None: it measures later rounds

The Dodo sums

0 of 13

Named in 0 of 13 test questions (likely range 0 to 23 percent), and 0 of 2 controls.

Gaps the answers named out loud

No app that watches the big sites together (question 4)
No current figure for how fast London rentals go (question 11)
No measured figure for Rightmove alert speed (question 3)
No build to rent alert service (question 12)

Who AI names instead

Number of test questions

Rightmove 7
Zoopla 5
OnTheMarket 4
OpenRent 4
SpareRoom 4
Foxtons 3
QuickRent 2
Rentumo 2
Prio 2
Rightsnipe 2
Gumtree 2
PrimeLocation 2
Casa 1
PlaceBuzz 1
Nestoria 1
Get Living 1
Movebubble 1

Sites AI reads

Number of test questions

apps.apple.com 3
alternativeto.net 3
thenegotiator.co.uk 3
propertyindustryeye.com 3
trustpilot.com 2
chromewebstore.google.com 2
rightmove.co.uk 2
foxtons.co.uk 2
remitly.com 2
essentialliving.co.uk 2
zoopla.co.uk 2
primelocation.com 2
landlordtoday.co.uk 2
University housing pages 2

Direct rivals in the answers (alert services)

QuickRent (South West London; Trustpilot 4.1 from 14 reviews), Rentumo (iPhone app), Prio (Telegram, includes Rightmove), Casa (London, WhatsApp alerts), Rightsnipe and AptSweep (Chrome add ons), Bob Makler, PlaceBuzz, Krispyhouse, Movly.

SEO

Technical SEO findings

21 Oct, 21:12 to 21:31 SAST.

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Technical SEO findings
Area	What we saw	Verdict
Hosting and speed of reply	knoq.uk is on Vercel (A 76.76.21.21, www a CNAME to Vercel; DNS at Cloudflare, not proxied). Pages come from Vercel’s cache in 0.05 to 0.6 s (measured from Cape Town). HTTPS with HSTS.	Good
robots.txt	https://knoq.uk/robots.txt (21:12:07): Meta’s three crawlers allowed; all others “Allow: /” with Disallow for /admin, /dashboard, /settings, /login, /verify, /unsubscribe, /auth, /api, /sb; names the sitemap.	Good
Sitemap coverage	https://knoq.uk/sitemap.xml (21:12:08): 7 addresses (/, /signup, /terms, /privacy, /cookies, /data, /monitor), application/xml, lastmod set. It holds every public page that exists. There are no area pages to list; the 16 neighbourhood names on the home page are plain text.	Complete for today’s site; the gap is missing pages, not the sitemap
Canonical tags	Every public page names itself in full (for example https://knoq.uk/signup); the home page uses https://knoq.uk.	Good
Titles and descriptions	See the titles table below. The home title has no “UK”, “rental alerts”, “London” or “Manchester”. The home description is 197 characters and /data’s 188 (Google shows about 155).	Fix the home page
Headings	Home: one H1 “Find your next home. First.”, then clear H2 and H3 sections, FAQ questions as H3. /signup: no heading at all in the server HTML (H1 “Where do you want to live?” appears only after JavaScript). Legal pages: one H1 and numbered H2s.	Good on home and legal pages; /signup needs a server H1
FAQ answers	The 10 answers sit only inside the page’s script data. After the page runs they are still not in the page until someone opens each question (the accordion removes closed answers). Google and AI crawlers see the questions only.	Top fix
Internal links	Home links to its own sections, /signup, /monitor, /data, /privacy, /terms, /cookies. No about page, no area or guide pages to link to.	Thin by design today
Structured data	No JSON-LD and no microdata on any of the 7 pages, before or after JavaScript.	Missing: add Organization, WebSite, WebApplication and FAQPage now; BreadcrumbList only once area pages exist. WebSite SearchAction is not true today (there is no public search results address), so leave it out.
Open Graph and X cards	Present on all pages: og:image https://knoq.uk/og.jpg?v=1 (200, image/jpeg, 99,576 bytes, declared as 1200 by 630), summary_large_image. Every page shares the home page’s og:title and og:description.	Good; per page card text is a nice to have
Verification tags	google-site-verification and facebook-domain-verification are in the live home HTML. knoq.uk is verified in Google Search Console (21 Oct), and the Google tag and file are in the main code as well as live, so a later deploy keeps them.	Done 21 Oct
hreflang	None. Knoq’s country sites (knoq.uk, knoq.co.za, getknoq.nl, knoq.ae) are separate products for separate markets.	Not needed now
Redirects	http://knoq.uk/ 308 to https://knoq.uk/; https://www.knoq.uk/ 308 to https://knoq.uk/; https://knoq.uk/signup/ 308 to /signup; https://knoq.lumanaire.co.za/ 301 to https://knoq.uk/; http://www.knoq.uk/ takes two hops (to https://www.knoq.uk/ then to the apex).	Good; one double hop
404	https://knoq.uk/this-page-does-not-exist-knoq-test answered a real 404 with noindex and a friendly page. /llms.txt and /favicon.ico also answer 404.	Good; add favicon.ico and llms.txt
Private pages	/login: 200 with X-Robots-Tag and meta noindex; /dashboard: 307 to /login.	Good
Speed	Google’s PageSpeed Insights API refused keyless requests on the night (429, the shared daily quota, at 21:14 and again at 21:28). Our own lab estimate instead (recorded files replayed offline on our own machine with a slow 4G model, 4x CPU slowdown on the phone; not Google’s score): phone home page first paint about 1.0 s, main image about 1.1 s, fully loaded about 3.2 s, about 480 KB sent, of it about 330 KB of JavaScript; phone /signup main text about 2.5 s with about 680 KB of JavaScript, more than half of it the map, and the map then pulls about 0.8 MB more of tiles and map fonts (not in these numbers). Desktop: both pages about 0.5 s. Layout shift near zero. Our test machine is faster than Google’s test phone, so script delays are likely understated.	Fine for the home page; /signup is heavy on phones
Images	Home has one image, the hero still, with empty alt text, which is right for a background picture; it has width, height and high fetch priority. The app video has a text label.	Good
Accessibility basics	lang en-GB, skip link, one main area, labelled form fields. Automated check (axe 4.13): text under “Be first.” at 4.15 to 1 contrast and the “Sign in” link on /signup at 4.18 to 1 (both need 4.5 to 1); the “From listed to in front of you” figure nests its dt and dd tags wrongly; the map on /signup holds focusable parts inside a focusable box.	Minor fixes
Analytics	The cookie banner says no analytics cookies are used, so Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools will be the only window on search traffic.	Note

Titles and descriptions

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Page titles and descriptions with their lengths in characters
Page	Title (characters)	Description (characters)
/	Knoq · Never miss your perfect rental (37)	Knoq checks Rightmove every few minutes, plus OnTheMarket, OpenRent, SpareRoom and build-to-rent operators... (197)
/signup	Create your free search · Knoq (30)	92
/terms	Terms of use · Knoq (19)	72
/privacy	Privacy policy · Knoq (21)	103
/cookies	Cookie policy · Knoq (20)	72
/data	Data sources · Knoq (19)	188
/monitor	Our monitor · Knoq (18)	157

Content

What Knoq’s pages need

What a page needs to rank for UK rental searches by city and area

Searches like “flats to rent in Hackney” belong to the portals, which have every advert. Knoq should not try to copy adverts (portal terms, and Knoq’s own crawl policy). Knoq wins with what the portals do not offer: speed and its own numbers.
One page per area renters search: the 33 London areas, the 10 Greater Manchester districts, and first the 16 neighbourhoods the home page already names:
- Dalston
- Clapham
- Peckham
- Walthamstow
- Brixton
- Islington
- Canary Wharf
- Stratford
- Ancoats
- Didsbury
- Chorlton
- Salford Quays
- Northern Quarter
- Stockport
- Altrincham
- Sale
Each area page: the area and “rentals” in the title and H1; a two or three sentence answer at the top; this week’s count of new homes, median rents by bedrooms, how fast homes go, the share first seen away from Rightmove; tips for that area; a short local FAQ; links to nearby areas; a “Set a Hackney alert” button; the date it was last updated. Pages without enough data stay out of the index so they are not thin. Knoq’s original build brief already plans “programmatic SEO area pages built from our own listing data” for Phase 3.
Guides for renter questions 1, 3, 5, 9 and 12, each opening with a short plain answer, then facts and a date.

E-E-A-T (experience, expertise, authority, trust)

Strong today

Company name, number, address, ICO registration and phone in every footer; full privacy, terms and cookie pages; /monitor explains openly how Knoq reads adverts and obeys robots.txt; /data credits Ordnance Survey, Royal Mail and ONS. The Companies House record matches: KNOQ LTD., 17341686, active, 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX, web portals, formerly MOZPAY LTD until 28 Sep 2026.

Missing

An about page, reviews, press mentions, social profiles, and dates and methods on any figures.

About page and who runs Knoq UK

Today the only answer is the legal footer. An about page should say what Knoq UK is, the company behind it, what Knoq already runs in South Africa (with how long, if Knoq confirms it), how it finds homes, how to reach it, and that it is not knoq.com or knoq.co.uk. Name the team by role and company, not personal names, in the page body.

FAQs

Good questions, but the answers must be in the page. Add the renter questions above that Knoq can answer truthfully (one app for several sites, homes not on Rightmove, email alerts, build to rent, speed).

llms.txt

Not there (404). It is cheap to add, but no major assistant is known to rely on it yet, so it is low impact.

Off-site

Where Knoq needs a presence

Google Business Profile and Bing Places

None found. Knoq is an online service and 128 City Road is a registered office service address, which Google does not accept for a profile unless it is staffed. Leave this unless Knoq gets a staffed office.

Mentions and links

We found none for Knoq UK. A search limited to knoq.uk returned no pages; the same for knoq.co.za. Search for “Knoq” returns knoq.com (a US sales app listed on G2 and CB Insights), knoq.co.uk (Knoq HRMS, an HR and payroll app, checked 21:31), KNQ and a SoundCloud artist.

Social profiles

None found for Knoq UK, and knoq.uk links to none.

Where the AI answers looked instead

Trustpilot, the App Store, AlternativeTo, Product Hunt, the Chrome Web Store, property trade news (The Negotiator, PropertyIndustryEye, Landlord Today), “best rental sites” lists and university housing pages. These are where Knoq needs a presence.

Next checks

How we will know it worked

Weekly, from about 28 Oct

Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools: pages indexed and the first search queries.

4 Nov and 18 Nov

Re-run the same 15 questions (13 tests, 2 controls). The verdict is the test move minus the control move, as Dodo does it.

Once agreed

Run the questions through the Dodo engine itself (ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity with web search, on paid accounts) for a true first report.

Limits

Limits of this test

No AI engine was asked directly (no paid accounts); one US based web search per question stood in. UK Google results and live ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity answers can differ.
PageSpeed Insights refused keyless use on the night, so the speed figures are our own lab estimate, not Google’s.
Not checked, by design: Vercel firewall settings, Search Console data, Google Maps listings, Instagram and Facebook pages.

For the developers: markup sampleCheck every value with Knoq first.

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@graph": [
    {
      "@type": "Organization",
      "@id": "https://knoq.uk/#org",
      "name": "Knoq",
      "alternateName": "Knoq UK",
      "legalName": "KNOQ LTD.",
      "url": "https://knoq.uk/",
      "logo": "https://knoq.uk/logo-512.png",
      "email": "hello@knoq.uk",
      "telephone": "THE PHONE NUMBER IN THE KNOQ FOOTER",
      "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "streetAddress": "128 City Road", "addressLocality": "London", "postalCode": "EC1V 2NX", "addressCountry": "GB" },
      "identifier": { "@type": "PropertyValue", "propertyID": "Companies House", "value": "17341686" },
      "sameAs": ["https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/17341686"]
    },
    { "@type": "WebSite", "@id": "https://knoq.uk/#website", "url": "https://knoq.uk/", "name": "Knoq", "inLanguage": "en-GB", "publisher": { "@id": "https://knoq.uk/#org" } },
    {
      "@type": "WebApplication",
      "name": "Knoq",
      "url": "https://knoq.uk/",
      "applicationCategory": "LifestyleApplication",
      "operatingSystem": "Web",
      "areaServed": [{ "@type": "City", "name": "London" }, { "@type": "AdministrativeArea", "name": "Greater Manchester" }],
      "offers": { "@type": "Offer", "name": "Knoq Watch", "price": "0", "priceCurrency": "GBP" },
      "publisher": { "@id": "https://knoq.uk/#org" }
    }
  ]
}

The logo address is a suggestion: Google wants a square raster logo of at least 112 pixels, and the site has only icon.svg today. Add social profile addresses to sameAs once they exist. FAQPage markup goes on the home page with the same words as the visible answers.