Anaya Enterprises makes OEM castings, forgings, machined parts and gears, with locations in Toronto, California and India. Their old WordPress site was built from page builder blocks, and its homepage was a slider of six headlines. The new site went live on 29 September 2026.
| Measure | Old site | New site |
|---|---|---|
| AI search readiness | 33 | 93 |
| Speed score | Not on record | 98 |
| Main content shows up in | Not on record | 2.0 s |
Engineers and buyers search for a part, a material or a standard, not a company name. Anaya needed pages that answer those searches in detail, like the alloy grades they cast, and an easy way to send a drawing for a quote.
They also set firm rules for what the site may claim: no certifications they can't show, and only the product lines they really supply.
The homepage opens with one clear heading: OEM castings, forgings, machined parts and precision gears.
Twenty pages carry a quote form. Buyers can attach up to five drawings or photos, from PDF and DWG to STEP files, and they arrive by email with the request.
Five castings pages by material, such as stainless steel and grey iron, list the grades Anaya pours, taken from the client's own tables. Thirteen industry pages cover sectors such as oil and gas, mining, rail and marine.
On a computer, two helical gears with true involute teeth mesh and turn beside the heading. Phones get a lighter first screen without them, so it loads quickly.
Their Google reviews appear word for word, and a four-page company profile is a click away from every page.
Every page has structured data and a clear title and description. AI crawlers are let in, there's a guide for AI tools (llms.txt), and every old WordPress address leads to its new page.
An AI search readiness audit scored the old site before the rebuild, and we ran the same audit on the new site on 14 October 2026. There's no speed test of the old site on record, so speed is shown for the new site only.
Our website check opens the new site without trouble, and so do the crawlers ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity use. We checked on 14 October 2026.
| Measure | Old site | New site |
|---|---|---|
| Score out of 100 | 33 | 93 |
| Measure | New site |
|---|---|
| Speed score | 98 |
| Main content shows up in | 2.0 s |
| Accessibility | 100 |
| Best practices | 100 |
| SEO | 100 |
The AI search readiness audit (AEO/GEO) scores a site out of 100 across on-page signals such as structured data, headings, meta tags and FAQ content.
AI search readiness audit: by our records, the old site scored 33 before the rebuild. We didn't keep that report. New site 14 October 2026, 10 pages.
New homepage: Google's PageSpeed Insights on a phone, 14 October 2026, middle result of three runs.
Scores are out of 100. For times, lower is better.
It went from 33 to 93 out of 100 on an AI search readiness audit (AEO/GEO), which scores a site on signals such as structured data, headings, meta tags and FAQ content.
In Google's PageSpeed test on a phone, the new homepage scores 98 out of 100 for speed, and its main content shows up in 2.0 s.
By our records, an AI search readiness audit before the rebuild scored the old site 33 out of 100, and Google's PageSpeed results for it were poor. We didn't keep either report. The homepage had six H1 headings, one per slide, where search engines expect a single main heading.
A rebuild of an industrial manufacturer's WordPress site: 32 pages on products, materials and 13 industries, quote forms that take engineering drawings, and an AI search readiness score of 93 out of 100.
Yes. Our website check opens the new site without trouble, and so do the crawlers ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity use. We checked on 14 October 2026.
Yes. We'll design your new homepage for free and send you a private link in a few days. You only pay if you like it. A new website starts at $2,500 for up to five pages, and it usually goes live in about three weeks.
Tell us who you are and we'll send you a private link to your new homepage within a few days. If you'd rather keep your current site, ask for an AI search tune-up instead.
