Prepare your content for AI search and check how your business appears.
AIO and AI search
llms.txt is a list of links to public pages you want AI to read. Learn whether AI search requires it, how it differs from robots.txt, when it helps, how to write it, and how to set it up and check it in WordPress and other platforms.
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AIO and AI search
LLMO, GEO, AEO and AIO are names for work that helps AI answers find your company. Learn what GEO and AEO mean, how GEO differs from local map optimization, where the terms overlap, and how to compare proposals that use different names.
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AIO and AI search
Steps to take when your site does not appear in Google’s AI Overviews or AI Mode: check the live results, confirm indexing and generative AI impressions in Search Console, and understand robots.txt vs. noindex.
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AIO and AI search
AIO has two meanings: work to get your company featured in AI answers, and Google Search’s AI Overviews. Learn how it relates to SEO, what to confirm in a proposal, what Search Console and Bing reports show, and your first tasks.
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AIO and AI search
AI Overviews are AI-generated summaries shown in Google Search. Learn how they relate to the former SGE trial, how they differ from AI Mode, why no extra requirements apply, how to review earlier work and how to check the Search Console generative AI report.
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AIO and AI search
LLMO is the work of helping answers from ChatGPT and other AI find and accurately describe your company. Learn how it differs from SEO, why some call it pointless, how E-E-A-T relates, how to measure results and what to do in the first month.
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AIO and AI search
Query fan-out is a technique in which AI may run several related searches to answer one question. Learn why a first-place page may not be cited, which related questions your pages should answer, and what you can observe in Search Console and Bing.
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