Knowledge base on AI visibility for knowledge-based small businesses: how ChatGPT and other AI assistants choose which companies to name, and what you can do about it.
Perplexity shows its sources with every answer and rewards authority, timeliness and structure. What that concretely asks of your pages.
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Blocking protects against training, but takes you out of AI answers. The trade-off per bot, the middle ground, and how to check your robots.txt.
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Writing rules for citable content: the question in the heading, the answer in the first paragraph, and figures with source and date.
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Three pillars determine whether ChatGPT mentions you: citable structure, demonstrable authority, and presence where AI systems look.
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How Claude gets its answers via training data and Brave Search, and how to test in ten minutes whether your business appears in it.
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The yardstick method: fixed search queries, a baseline measurement across multiple platforms and a monthly remeasurement where the delta is the proof.
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What the AI answer block above the search results is, how Google chooses its sources and what it does to your click-throughs.
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GEO wants to be cited where SEO wants to rank. What stays the same, what shifts, and what research shows demonstrably works.
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Four AI visibility tools side by side on covered platforms and application, plus the manual route that proves the same thing without a subscription.
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Five causes behind a competitor appearing in AI answers while you don't, with a check you can do yourself for each cause.
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Answer engine optimization: setting up content so AI answer engines cite you as a source. With the customs disambiguation.
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Training data and live web search explained: how ChatGPT chooses sources and why a top position in Google isn't required.
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