Can a website built with AI rank on Google?

Google's published guidance on AI-generated content says it rewards helpful, reliable content however it is produced. The same guidance says that using automation to manipulate search rankings breaks its spam policies.

frascati covers the basics when it writes a site: a title and a description for every page, semantic HTML with one h1 per page and alt texts on photos, and layouts that work on phones, tablets and desktops. With Pro and Business you can set the title and description of the site yourself.

How a site is published matters too. Today a published site runs at its frascati address, such as frascati.app/p/your-name, or with Pro and Business on your own domain. All its pages share that one address, and their text is built by JavaScript in the visitor's browser. Search engines read the site's title and description straight away; crawlers that do not run JavaScript do not see the text of the pages.

The rest comes from your content. Write about your real services, your area and your prices, answer the questions customers ask, and keep the details current. frascati never invents facts about your business; where it lacks one, it leaves a [placeholder] for you to fill in.

For local businesses, a Google Business Profile with your website address is worth setting up. frascati promises no rankings, scores or speed numbers.