It really does not make sense that all tool pages in a studio use a default format for meta tags. With such limited ability to put content on pickaxe pages (ie,.the 1 box) the SEO is bad.
Google is indexing each tool page Google search site:freeaichat.online and all pages and tools have the sale.title. this is a bad practice and will get tool pages deindexed.
Secondly, using the ‘description’ box might work if there was a custom content box.
Here is an example … View the page source… The meta tags are awful and will not pass.
The link above is for a Cleveland Clinic Research bot… But the snippet is just for the homepage, even though the link points to the tool page.
Lol omg even in the preview snippet in my post here the user has ZERO CONTEXT cues that the link in my OP is for a Cleveland Clinic Research Assistant…
Hey dude. Thanks for bringing this up. The studio is a fairly new product so we’re still building it out. The intention is to definitely to build out good SEO. It just hasn’t been our main priority.
@stephenasuncion let’s check out the dude’s post here and see if there is low-hanging fruit we can implement into the studios to help their SEO.
Hi, wanted to add that OP’s post came true - my page is not being indexed.
Also, appreciate if the team can look into letting us customize the title and description as it shows up on the search listing. Some extent of SEO optimization is critical to me for getting reach.
I believe it pulls from the Pickaxe Name and Studio Description - but can’t figure it out fully.
There has been no progress unfortunately! We are rebuilding the studio product for the upcoming redesign so will have a chance to implement some of these cool ideas.
Congratulations on this impressive medical AI assistant! As a healthcare provider interested in developing similar solutions, I’m fascinated by your implementation. I particularly love how you’ve made medical information more accessible while maintaining compliance. Could you share insights about your HIPAA compliance approach, specifically regarding:
How you handle IP addresses and analytics data
Your anonymization protocols for user interactions
Best practices you’ve implemented for data de-identification
I’m looking to develop similar patient-centric tools and would love to understand the technical and compliance framework you’ve established to ensure privacy while delivering value.
In fact, even HIPAA-compliant systems may operate in a non-HIPAA-compliant environment and violate regulations if physicians or those who have access are not properly trained to use it. If Pickaxe is embedded, IP tracking is removed, cookie policy is in place, and no identifiers are requested, HIPAA-compliant processes can be built around any Pickaxe. The issue with registered users exists, but that also has solutions. Thank you for the update. Your product is excellent, and I am finding it increasingly useful with every Pickaxe I try and visit from every developer in your and your team’s community.
Therefore, you are correct: not all parts of a system will be HIPAA compliant, but there is a way to comply with HIPAA if the system’s approach is handled appropriately by the Pickaxe owner or host. Thank you again.
