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Content AI Can Read

Content becomes easier for AI to read when the visible page and the code underneath it describe the same thing. Start with a useful answer, repeat the key facts in JSON-LD, and test the page that AI can actually receive.

Make the page clear to people and AI

  1. Answer the question right away

    Use the first two sentences to give a new reader the answer.

    Make content readable to AI

  2. Repeat the facts in JSON-LD

    Use the same title, author, dates, topic, and web address that people see.

    See the page and code together

  3. Match markup to visible content

    Check dates, authors, page URLs, and relationships in the rendered HTML.

    Audit the rendered page

  4. Test the full published set

    A valid homepage does not prove that every article or category is covered.

    See the site-wide receipt
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