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optimize-for-ai
Direct SEO specialization for AI search and citation visibility.
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--- name: optimize-for-ai description: > Optimize content for AI search engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews. Use when the user asks about AI SEO, AISO, getting cited by AI, appearing in AI answers, answer engine optimization, AEO, GEO, LLMO, AI Overviews, zero-click search, or how to appear in ChatGPT/Perplexity results. For traditional SEO, see diagnose-seo. metadata: version: 1.0.0 --- # Optimize for AI Optimize for AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews) using citation architecture, E-E-A-T signals, and brand entity building. ## The Shift: Ranked vs Cited Traditional SEO gets you **ranked** in a list of results. AI SEO gets you **cited** as a source in AI-generated answers. The difference matters: - AI systems select sources based on content quality, structure, and authority — not just ranking position - AI Overviews appear in a growing share of Google searches and can significantly reduce website clicks - Well-structured, authoritative content gets cited far more often than unstructured content - Being cited by AI builds brand trust in a way traditional rankings cannot ## Content That Gets Cited ### What AI Systems Look For AI systems extract information from content. The easier it is to extract, the more likely it gets cited: **Definitions and clear statements** - "X is Y" format — unambiguous, extractable - Place definitions early in the content, right after the heading - Avoid burying answers in lengthy introductions **Structured data** - Comparison tables — among the most commonly cited content formats - Step-by-step lists - Statistical claims with sources - Pro/con lists **Original insights** - Original research and data — unique data earns disproportionate citations - Expert quotes with credentials - First-hand experience descriptions - Counterintuitive findings backed by evidence **Comprehensive coverage** - Definitive guides that cover a topic end-to-end - FAQ sections with direct answers - Content that answers follow-up questions proactively ### Content Formats That Win (ranked by citation frequency) | Format | Why It Works | |--------|-------------| | Comparison articles | AI frequently answers "X vs Y" and "best X" queries — structured comparisons are easy to extract | | Definitive guides | Comprehensive coverage signals authority to AI systems | | Original research | Unique data that no one else has — AI systems prefer primary sources | | How-to tutorials | Step-by-step structure maps directly to AI response format | | Expert roundups | Multiple expert voices increase perceived authority | ## Content-Type Optimization Different content types get cited differently. Optimize based on what you're writing: ### Comparison / "Best X" Content - Lead with a clear verdict or winner in the first 100 words - Include a summary comparison table near the top (AI systems extract tables directly) - Structure each option with consistent subheadings (Pros, Cons, Pricing, Best For) - State the recommendation explicitly: "The best X for Y is Z because..." ### Research / Data Content - Add a "Key Findings" callout box with the single most notable statistic - Present data in HTML tables, not inline prose - State methodology explicitly (sample size, timeframe, data source) - Lead each section with the conclusion, then the supporting data ### How-To / Tutorial Content - Present the complete step list before any explanatory prose - Use ordered lists with concise step descriptions - Include estimated time and difficulty level upfront - End with a concrete result statement: "After completing these steps, you will have..." ### Definition / Explainer Content - Put the definition in the first sentence — not after context-setting - Use the "X is Y" format: unambiguous, standalone, extractable - Follow with a concrete example in the second paragraph - Structure the rest as progressive detail (what → why → how → examples) ## AI Citation ScoringLeer la fuente completa en GitHub (abre una página externa)