Sitemaps tell crawlers what exists. RSS feeds tell them what changed. If you don't have one, your new content waits days -or weeks -to be discovered.

You want AI engines to cite your content. But have you actually told them they're allowed to? Most sites haven't -and AI systems default to conservative behavior.

Repeating the same paragraph in multiple sections of the same page is a quality signal that AI engines detect and penalize. Duplicate Content Blocks measures within-page content repetition. When more than 5% of your content is duplicated across sections, AI engines reduce citation confidence because the page appears auto-generated or padded.

AI can't see your images. It reads the markup around them. A product photo with alt="image1.jpg" tells AI nothing. A figure with a descriptive figcaption and 8-word alt text tells AI exactly what it's looking at - and that context feeds directly into citation decisions.