First paragraph after H1 is too long for AI passage extraction
The paragraph immediately after your main headline is too long and doesn't lead with a direct answer. Journalistic writing places the key point first - this is called the "inverted pyramid" structure - so readers (and AI tools) get the answer immediately without reading to the end.
Why this matters
Search engines and AI tools that extract short passages from pages tend to work best with direct answers near the top of a section, within the first sentence or two after a heading. A long preamble can make it harder for them, and for readers, to find the answer.
How to fix it
Rewrite the opening paragraph of key pages so the most important point - what you do, what the answer is, or what the reader gains - appears in the first one or two sentences. Save the background and context for later paragraphs.
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