Beetles and Bees

Name: Beetles and Bees - AI Visibility Score
Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-06-29T17:28:21.555Z
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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AEO Score: 4/10

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What this score means

Your AEO score measures whether AI search engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini) can actually read your site and cite it in answers. Two-thirds of websites are invisible to them. Beetles and Bees just got measured.

4/10 means Beetles and Bees is borderline visible. AI bots can crawl your site but your structured-data signals are thin. You are at risk of being skipped when buyers ask AI for a recommendation.

About Beetles and Bees

Willamette Valley native plant gardening for frontyard/backyard wildlife habitat.

Key Topics

I came inside and asked my husband if he could help me remove it.He looked at me, half smiling because he already knew my answer, and asked, “Karli, why can’t we just leave it there?”I had set out this afternoon to plant my new Garrya fremontii, an evergreen native shrub that thrives in dry shade in mountainous regions of the Pacific Northwest, and was surprised to find yet another sheet of Visqueen about four inches beneath the soil. It had to come out.I told him how we can’t leave it, because Visqueen is plastic that doesn’t break down or become part of the soil. It blocks water, air, and all the life happening underground, and over time it just fragments into microplastics that stick around. Pulling it out protects the soil long term. That’s really what ecological gardening is about — restoring how soil functions and letting natural processes do what they’re meant to do. He nodded knowingly, changed his clothes, and we got to work. By the time it was ready to pull up, we were both calling it the fun part with smiles on our faces, knowing we’d done something good for the Earth, for this small patch of land in our care.We’ve spent almost a decade restoring the soil and practicing land stewardship here. This is the traditional homeland of the Clackamas people, and remembering that adds another layer of meaning and responsibility to the work of stewarding this land well, honoring the relationship we share with the Earth and the reciprocity that exists within it.