Page opens with generic content
What this means
Section titled “What this means”Your homepage opens with generic marketing text — phrases like “welcome to”, “we are”, “our company”, “founded in”, or “we’re proud to”. AI Overviews and Perplexity cite from the first 30% of page content 55% of the time. Generic opening text produces no citation value because it says nothing specific enough to quote.
Orino checks the first 300 characters of your homepage’s visible body text, after removing navigation, headers, footers, and scripts.
How to fix it
Section titled “How to fix it”Rewrite the opening content of your homepage to lead with a specific, direct statement. The first sentence should tell a first-time visitor — or an AI summarising your page — exactly what you do and for whom.
There is no framework-specific code change required. This is a content edit. Find the component or template that renders the opening section of your homepage and update the copy.
The content Orino checks is what appears at the top of your <body> after <nav>, <header>, and <footer> elements are stripped out. Your first prominent <h1> or <p> sets the tone.
Verify the fix
Section titled “Verify the fix”Deploy the change, then re-run the audit:
orino audit --url https://yourdomain.comThe no-quick-answer-block check should show as pass. You can also view the opening content Orino sees by fetching your homepage and inspecting the first visible paragraph:
curl -s https://yourdomain.com/ | grep -o '<p[^>]*>[^<]\{30,\}</p>' | head -3That output is roughly what AI crawlers extract from the top of your page.