Rule page.content.statistic-density-low
Add concrete numbers + statistics
page.content.statistic-density-low is a check in Crawlmind's site audit that grades medium-impact issues of this kind. This page explains why the rule matters and the exact fix.
Why it matters
AI assistants disproportionately quote pages that contain specific numbers: "72% of sites lack llms.txt", "p95 latency dropped from 800ms to 240ms", "the file is typically under 50 lines". A page with no numbers reads as opinion; a page with cited statistics reads as research. The cost is low: usually 2-3 numbers per article is enough.
The fix
Edits that raise the score the most:
- **Replace vague claims with quantified ones**:
- ❌ "Most sites have slow titles"
- ✅ "67% of sites we audited in Q1 2026 had titles over 60 characters"
- **Cite a real source** for any external statistic:
```markdown
Crawls take ~5 seconds at p95 ([web.dev TTFB benchmark][1]).
[1]: https://web.dev/articles/ttfb
```
- **Use specific time/size/cost numbers** when describing fixes:
- "Edge caching cut TTFB from 800ms to 60ms" beats "Edge caching is faster".
If you don't have hard data, link to a published study with one instead of writing the page in qualitative-only language.