SEO & GEO
Search engine optimization and Generative Engine Optimization for the AI era. 42 articles.
SEO and GEO answer two different questions. SEO asks whether a page gets found; GEO asks whether a language model cites it. The groundwork overlaps, the consequences do not: clean structure and load time pay into both, while citability also depends on evidence, data and phrasing.
The classic half of that work sits in SEO optimization, citability in AI answers in GEO optimization.
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