AI learning guide
Build content that search and AI can understand
Use clear, accessible, well-sourced content without promising AI-search inclusion.
By SuperAIGuy.com · AI-assisted educational content · Updated
Generative engine optimization (GEO) is used to describe work on visibility in AI-generated search answers. For Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode, Google says established SEO practices remain relevant and there is no special technical requirement or schema needed for inclusion.
Help readers first
Answer a specific question clearly. Explain the evidence, distinguish opinion from fact, and provide sources readers can check. Disclose meaningful use of AI and give accurate authorship information. Do not fabricate expertise or reviews.
Make content accessible
Publish important information as crawlable text, use descriptive internal links, and ensure structured data agrees with the visible page. Clear headings, readable contrast, and keyboard access also help people use the content.
Set realistic expectations
Technical eligibility does not guarantee crawling, indexing, ranking, or citation in an AI answer. An llms.txt file can be an optional reading guide, but Google does not require new AI text files for its AI features.
This site uses static guides, citations, canonical URLs, a sitemap, and page metadata to support discovery. Its goal is useful explanations that can be checked; no optimization can promise placement in generative search.
Put it into practice
Sources to check
- AI features and your website · Google Search Central · Link checked
- Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content · Google Search Central · Link checked
Check dates record source-link reviews. These are source-based explanations prepared with AI assistance; no independent expert review is claimed. Read our method and limitations.