What is the Worth a look, not verified box?

Why a problem lands here

The audit reads each website's code. Some things, such as a chat widget, a booking tool, a contact form, an analytics tag or a Meta pixel, can be added by JavaScript after the page loads, where reading the code cannot see them. When the audit finds nothing but could have missed it, the problem goes in this box instead of Detected Problems. That usually happens when:

• the site builds its pages with JavaScript,
• it is made with a site builder such as Wix, Squarespace, Weebly, Duda, GoDaddy, Webflow or Shopify,
• it uses Google Tag Manager, which can load tags such as the Meta pixel or the Google Ads tag later,
• only one page of the site could be read, or a page was too long to read in full.

A hint can still bring a lead into your results

When Legiit Leads decides which businesses match the problems you ticked, a problem in this box counts. So a lead can appear in filtered results on a hint alone, without that problem under Detected Problems or in the Problems Detected column. See Why does a lead appear without the problem I searched for?

How hints get settled

After a search completes, Legiit Leads automatically runs Google's PageSpeed test on up to 25 leads with unconfirmed findings, skipping sites that were unreachable or blocked by bot protection. Google loads each site's homepage the way a real browser does, so a few minutes later a hint may:

• move up to Detected Problems as a verified problem, and start counting in the score, or
• disappear, because Google saw the item was there after all.

Not every check can be settled this way, so some hints can stay in the box.

For a lead the automatic test did not reach, open it and click ⚡ Get Google's Official Score in the Live Website Audit section. It takes about 20 seconds. If the button is not there, Google's test has already run for that lead.

The AI-search hint

A site with no schema markup and no llms.txt file can show No AI-search presence in this box. The AI Invisibility Check settles that question with a real answer: a business the AI did not name gets No AI-search presence as a verified problem, and one it named does not. Once that answer is in, the hint is dropped from this box the next time the lead's findings are refreshed, for example by the automatic PageSpeed test.

Good to know

Hints are for you only. They never appear in AI emails, on the proof page or in the score. If you want to mention one to a prospect, check the website yourself first.