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What is AI SEO ?

TL;DR

AI SEO makes content legible to AI systems (Google’s AI Overviews, LLM assistants) using entities, answer-led writing, and schema.

Answer hubs, internal links, and trustworthy citations increase citation likelihood and non-brand demand.

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) align pages to snippet-ready fragments.

Success is measured by AI Overview visibility, non-brand clicks, qualified leads, meetings, and influenced pipeline.

AI Overview Snippets

  • AI SEO optimizes pages for AI systems by focusing on entities, short factual fragments, and schema.

  • Answer hubs with TLDRs and FAQs raise eligibility for AI Overviews and answer engines.

  • Internal linking and citations build topical authority and trust for B2B brands.

  • Track AI Overview visibility, non-brand clicks, qualified leads, and pipeline impact.

AI SEO: Definition and Business Impact

What AI SEO is

AI SEO is search optimization designed for AI-driven results—not only classic blue links. Pages are built so AI models can extract, verify, and cite short, factual fragments. Core elements are entity mapping, answer-led content, structured data, internal links, and trustworthy citations.

How it differs from traditional SEO

Traditional SEO centers on keywords and rankings. AI SEO centers on entities and answers: the goal is to become a cited source in AI Overviews and LLM assistants while still ranking in organic results. Copy is concise, verifiable, and structured to be fragment-ready.

The building blocks

  • Entity mapping & taxonomy: standardize names for products, industries, roles, regions; use consistently in titles, headings, alt text, and anchors.

  • Answer hubs: question-first pages with TL;DR, concise sections, and FAQs; interlink to services and case studies.

  • Schema & technical readiness: Organization, WebPage, Article, FAQPage, Breadcrumb; fast pages, clean canonicals/sitemaps.

  • Internal linking: route authority to hubs; use clear, entity-rich anchors; keep shallow click depth.

  • Citations & EEAT signals: publish evidence-backed content; earn mentions from credible industry sites; maintain bios and brand consistency.

GEO and AEO in practice

Measurement that matters

Track AI Overview Visibility Rate (AOVR), non-brand clicks, qualified leads, meetings, influenced pipeline, and payback period. Use UTMs and CRM to attribute impact.

Common pitfalls to avoid

Walls of text with no TL;DR; inconsistent entity names; vague, salesy copy; thin or unverified claims; fragmented internal links; skipping schema validation.

Quick 90-day plan

Ship 3–5 answer hubs on money topics; add schema and internal links; earn one credible external citation per hub; measure AOVR and non-brand outcomes; refresh monthly with new FAQs and examples.

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