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Here are three websites Two Scoops Web built. For each one, what it's for and what Google and AI tools can read on it.
Canadian Radon Services Index
Two Scoops Web built the website for the Canadian Radon Services Index, an independent site that helps Canadians test for radon and find certified professionals to fix it.
Every radon business in Canada certified by the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP) gets a free listing on the Index. The Index's maps show radon levels and how far people live from someone certified to fix radon. SIUYA Inc., an Ontario corporation, publishes the Index. The Index isn't part of Health Canada, C-NRPP or any company that tests for or fixes radon.
A visitor can find out how to test for radon, what a result means, and where to find a funding program. The numbers on the home page say where they came from and when, and each dataset shows the date it was last updated. It's a big site in English and French, so we built it as Custom.
What Google and AI tools can read on it
- The radon map's title is written as text on the page, so AI tools can tell what the map is about.
- The site points search engines and AI tools to a list of its pages.
Cayzu, launching soon
Two Scoops Web built a new website for Cayzu, Canadian help desk and ticketing software, to replace its WordPress site. It launches soon.
Cayzu Inc. has made Cayzu in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, since 2013. Cayzu turns email, web forms and portal requests into tickets one team can track, answer and report on. The people that team supports get a branded help portal where they can look up answers.
The new site has its own page for each kind of team Cayzu serves. We built it as Custom, and moved Cayzu's content across from the old site. Until the new site launches, cayzu.com shows the old one. The list below shows the new build as it stood on October 20, 2026.
What Google and AI tools can read on it
- A short plain-text file tells AI tools what Cayzu is, who it's for and what the plans are.
- The site welcomes AI tools from OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity and Google by name.
- Labelled facts in the page tell Google and AI tools that Cayzu is software, and carry its common questions and answers.
Plate Lunch Collective
Two Scoops Web built the website for Plate Lunch Collective, the company we're part of.
Plate Lunch CollectiveWhat Google and AI tools can read on it
- The site says yes to search engines, AI answers and AI training.
- The home page's headline and the words beside it are in the page itself, so Google and AI tools read the same words people see.
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