GEO for WordPress: How to Make Your Site AI-Ready (Step by Step)
Six moves to make a WordPress site AI-ready: recognizability, readable content, schema, crawler access, freshness and measurement. Mostly free.
Six moves to make a WordPress site AI-ready: recognizability, readable content, schema, crawler access, freshness and measurement. Mostly free.
llms.txt is a Markdown file at your domain root that hands AI a curated map of your site. What it is, how it differs from robots.txt, and how to add it.
Schema is JSON-LD that tells AI what your content means. The six types that matter - Organization, Article, FAQPage, Person - and how to add them.
AEO structures your content so an answer engine can lift a direct answer from your page. How it fits with SEO and GEO, plus the answer-first habit.
GEO monitoring SaaS runs $1,000-6,000/year; a native WordPress suite does the readiness job for a plugin price. An honest look at what you pay for.
Getting cited means an AI names your page as its source. Learn the four signals - answer-first writing, schema, crawler access and freshness - that help.
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) gets AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews to find, understand and cite your site. Start here.
The free GEO Academy by Octoplug: learn Generative Engine Optimization (AI search) from zero to advanced in 6 modules, at your own pace.