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  • What are AI SEO engines

    AI SEO engines answer questions with synthesized responses that include citations. They parse intent, retrieve trustworthy sources, and present concise explanations instead of only listing links.

  • How do AI engines choose sources

    They weigh authority, relevance, freshness, and entity clarity. Pages with clean structure, clear facts, and visible authors are more likely to be cited.

  • How is this different from traditional SEO

    Traditional SEO targets rankings and clicks. AI SEO targets being a cited source inside answers, which rewards precise claims, strong schema, and easy extractability.

  • How can I get my content cited

    Lead with a clear question and a concise answer, then add details. Include primary sources, dates, and author bylines. Keep terminology and entities consistent across pages.

  • What structured data should I use

    Add appropriate JSON LD such as Article, FAQPage, Product, and Organization. Validated schema clarifies relationships that AI can trust.

  • How do I measure AI visibility

    Tag AI assisted pages, annotate releases in GA4, monitor Search Console for query shifts, and track citations or referrals from answer engines where available.

  • What quality risks should I avoid

    Avoid thin content, unverified facts, and inconsistent entities. Maintain E E A T with expert review, accurate citations, and regular updates.

  • Which tools can help

    Use ChatGPT or Claude for drafting, Perplexity for research with citations, Ahrefs or Semrush for data, Screaming Frog for audits, and Rich Results Test for schema validation.