llms.txt File
A standardized text file that gives AI assistants a structured summary of your website, similar to how robots.txt guides search engine crawlers.
Read guide →Schema.org Structured Data & JSON-LD
Machine-readable metadata embedded in your HTML that helps search engines and AI systems understand your content's meaning, not just its text.
Read guide →Q&A Content Format
Structuring your content as questions and answers so AI systems can directly extract and cite your expertise in response to user queries.
Read guide →Clean, Crawlable HTML
Ensuring your page content is accessible in the raw HTML source, not hidden behind JavaScript rendering, accordions, or dynamic loading.
Read guide →Entity Authority & E-E-A-T
Establishing your website as a recognized, authoritative entity that AI systems can trust, cite, and recommend to users.
Read guide →robots.txt for AI Crawlers
Configuring your robots.txt file to explicitly manage how AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini access and use your content.
Read guide →Comprehensive FAQ Sections
Building FAQ pages and sections that serve as rich, AI-extractable knowledge bases, complete with schema markup and real answers.
Read guide →Original Data & Expert Content
Creating proprietary data, first-hand analysis, and expert-level content that AI systems prioritize for citation over generic information.
Read guide →Internal Linking Architecture
Building a web of internal links that helps AI systems understand your content hierarchy, topic relationships, and site authority structure.
Read guide →Semantic HTML5 & Accessibility
Using proper HTML5 elements and accessibility attributes so AI systems can understand your content's structure, hierarchy, and meaning.
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