How to appear in Google AI Overviews
There is no separate door: the panel is built from the ordinary search index. What that implies, the controls you actually have, and the honest part about lost clicks.
How to get your brand cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and the rest.
There is no separate door: the panel is built from the ordinary search index. What that implies, the controls you actually have, and the honest part about lost clicks.
Yes, for two mechanical reasons that are not "passing authority" — discovery and corroboration — and why eight related sites count as one source.
Perplexity shows its sources, which makes it measurable. The five-step loop, what usually beats a vendor page, and the ceiling you cannot pass from your own domain.
Why a market-share table is the wrong answer, what each major assistant actually reads, and a three-step method for picking the three worth tracking.
The honest answer is no, not directly — plus the one indirect path that does work, why it takes months, and the cheaper thing that does the same job.
The seven-part page skeleton used on every article here, the one paragraph that does most of the work, what to strip out, and the markup worth adding.
AEO explained next to GEO and SEO in one table, what it actually asks you to write, the zero-click trade behind it and the point where it stops working.
The three steps between a question and an answer — candidate retrieval, selection, synthesis — and the different reason a brand gets dropped at each one.
GEO explained without the inflation: what the term means, the five pillars that hold it up, and an honest account of how much of it is simply SEO under a new name.
A one-hour test, run by hand, that turns "are we visible to AI?" into a number you can track monthly — plus the shortcut that quietly makes the result meaningless.
Six ordinary reasons a business goes unmentioned by ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity — each with a check you can run today, and a table to tell which one is yours.
AI assistants name a handful of companies and ignore the rest. This guide explains how that shortlist is built, why most businesses never make it, and what actually changes the outcome.