Your website and AI search
How search engines discover and read pages, what prevents citations, and which technical changes you can verify.
Start with your question.How a website appears in AI answers: five distinct stages
Separate access, discovery, page use, citation and recommendation so you can fix the real reason for a missing result.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to write an answer page that is easy to verify and cite
Give a direct answer, explain the conditions and support important claims with sources instead of a collection of GEO keywords.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to describe your company and services so AI does not confuse your brand with namesakes
Build a verifiable business identity: a name, domain, services and genuine profiles instead of invented recognition.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to turn customer questions into a content plan for AI search
Group intentions, map them to the existing website and choose useful content based on evidence rather than invented search volumes.
Read articleYour website and AI searchOAI-SearchBot, GPTBot and ChatGPT-User: which should your website allow?
Understand which access relates to ChatGPT search, which to training, and which occurs at a user’s request.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to check robots.txt for search and AI
Find accidental blocks on public pages while keeping the workspace and internal sections private.
Read articleYour website and AI searchYour website is open to people but closed to crawlers: how to check CDN and WAF rules
Investigate 403, 429 and security challenge pages without disabling protection for the entire website.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to tell whether a crawler can see the text on a JavaScript website
Compare the initial HTML with the rendered page and find content that depends on scripts running.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to help search discover a new article on your website
Make the content part of clear navigation rather than an isolated address known only to its author.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to set up canonical URLs without losing a useful page
Choose the primary address for your content and align it with internal links and the sitemap.
Read articleYour website and AI searchWhy a public page still has noindex
Check meta robots and HTTP headers after moving from a test environment or changing a template.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to prepare a sitemap for useful public pages
Check URLs, accurate lastmod values and sitemap submission without turning the file into a list of drafts and duplicates.
Read articleYour website and AI searchGoogle, Gemini and AI Overviews: which website settings are actually connected?
Separate regular search, Google Search AI features and Gemini Apps before changing crawler access.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to connect Bing and check what happened to a URL
Use site verification and URL Inspection to distinguish search engine data from AI service recommendations.
Read articleYour website and AI searchWhat an IndexNow response means and when to submit a URL
Read notification receipts correctly: successful submission, pending key verification and an actual search result are different outcomes.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to add schema.org without inventing information
Mark up genuine information about your company and content, then check the syntax and agreement with visible text.
Read articleYour website and AI searchDo you need llms.txt, and what does it actually do?
Use a machine-readable overview to help agents while keeping public pages and real checks the priority.
Read articleYour website and AI searchHow to update content and assess the effect of changes
Preserve the purpose of an edit, the published version and comparable answers, not just a new date in a heading.
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