Making sites readable to AI engines.

A straight comparison of the tools that track and improve how AI engines see your site, including where each one fits and where Citedon does not.

Most AI citation tools measure and report. A few also fix readiness and maintain it as things drift. Here is how to tell which job you are actually buying.

Buyers ask an AI engine about insurance and loans before they ever fill a form. Here is whether engines can read your page when they build that answer, and why readiness matters most in regulated finance.

Each engine reads a page a little differently. Here is what makes you readable and eligible across all four, and why the durable bet is the common layer, measured.

You do not need to rip out your SEO plugin to be readable by AI engines. Here is how to add the machine-readable layer on top of what you already run.

A concrete, checkable list of the reasons ChatGPT skips a site, and how to tell which one is yours in about a minute.

Schema is how a page describes itself to a machine. Here is the markup that makes your pages readable to AI engines, and the honest limit of what it can do.

Nobody outside the labs knows the exact ranking. But the input signals an engine can read are visible and controllable. Here is what they are.

More searches resolve inside the answer, no click needed. The question that decides your future is whether AI engines can read your page when they build that answer.

AEO is not a growth hack. It is making your pages machine-readable, then checking whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude can actually read them.