The opening states the conclusion

Why this matters

Engines take the chunk at the start of the body first. If that opening is background or marketing copy, the engine either quotes something with no information in it or gives up on the page and cites a competitor.

How to fix it

Which advice applies depends on what the audit found. The label is the condition that triggers it.

• dangling

  Rewrite the first sentence so it carries its own subject — turn "It supports three modes" into "The XX gateway supports three forwarding modes".

• fluff

  Replace the first paragraph with a direct answer to the core question: one sentence on what this is or how to do it, and move the pitch further down.

• no-conclusion

  Give the core answer in one or two sentences in the first paragraph, then expand.

• fluff-mixed

  Cut the decorative phrasing so the first two sentences are pure statement of fact.

Try it on your site

• Lead answerability

Other Answerability rules

• Paragraph size suits chunking
• Content is organised under question-style headings
• Has lists or tables that are easy to lift
• Deep enough to be worth citing