How to get your content selected and cited by AI answer engines. Move past traditional results pages. Learn how to format your data, implement schemas, and structure answer-first content for direct extraction by LLMs, such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and Perplexity.
Most “write for AI” advice repeats the same five bullet points without explaining why they work. Here’s the actual mechanics, plus a worked rewrite so you can see the difference instead of just reading about it.
Most schema guides list every type schema.org offers and call it thorough. Here’s the shorter, more honest version: which types actually help AI engines understand your page, real JSON-LD you can paste in, and which types to stop worrying about.
FAQ sections get treated as an afterthought bolted onto the bottom of an article. For AI citation, they’re one of the highest-leverage formats on the page, if you build them from real questions instead of guessed ones.
Retrieval rate and citation rate get treated as the same metric, but they’re not. Real Peec.ai client data shows why small, specific sites can out-cite the giants that out-rank them.
AEO is the practice of optimising your content so that AI-powered search engines select it as a source when generating answers. Here’s what it is, how it differs from SEO, and how to get started.
The signals that make AI engines choose one source over another — and how to send them consistently. A practical guide for brands and marketers.
AEO, GEO and SEO are related but distinct disciplines. Here’s what each one does, how they overlap, and which to focus on for your brand.