I built https://t.co/QPHslhCuBD to fix these problems. It uses a simple 3-step process.
Smart Search: It checks real search results first. It finds exactly what your readers want to see.
Built-in Trust: It adds expert frameworks and real examples. This builds structured professional trust.
Human Tone: It edits the text to sound like a real expert. It removes that robotic AI sound.
Auto Pictures: It creates and adds great images automatically. You save a lot of time.
Easy Publishing: You can send posts straight to WordPress or Google Docs with one click.
To maximize your site's visibility in generative AI search features, ensure your content is crawlable, as Google Search generative AI models use publicly accessible, crawlable content to learn patterns and provide relevant, grounded responses.
Effectively promoting your new content will lead to faster discovery by those who are interested in the same subject, and also by search engines. You can do this in many ways:
1. Social media promotion
2. Community engagement
3. Advertisement, both offline and online
4. Word of mouth, and many other methods
96.55% of pages get zero search traffic. AI Overviews cut top-organic CTR by 58%.
But here's the opportunity: HubSpot's research (1M+ AI citations) shows listicles, product pages, and comparison content dominate AI citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.
GEO Weekly #36 breaks down the numbers + Microsoft Web IQ's agentic search stack.
Dive in:
Google AI Overviews: 2.5 billion monthly users. AI Mode: 1 billion.
You can now control whether your site appears in AI features via Search Console. This is the clearest signal yet that generative AI in search is permanent.
GEO Weekly #36 covers this + Microsoft Web IQ, new publisher profiles, and data-driven AEO insights.
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🚀 GEO Weekly #36 is here — and Microsoft just changed the game.
Microsoft Web IQ is a complete re-architecture of search for AI agents, not humans. Passage-level indexing, DiskANN search, best-in-class embeddings. If your content becomes the evidence an agent cites, you win.
Plus: Google now lets you opt in/out of AI Overviews (2.5B monthly users!), new publisher profiles, and the latest AEO research.
Read the full breakdown:
Microsoft just launched Web IQ — a search engine built for AI agents, not humans.
It returns passages and evidence objects instead of whole docs. Fewer tokens, better grounding, and it respects robots.txt by default. If you're building RAG or agent workflows, this is the infrastructure play to watch in 2026.
Plus Google publisher profiles & GSC AI reporting → GEO Weekly #39
Google now lets you opt out of AI Overviews via Search Console. Smart move or self-sabotage?
With 2.5B monthly AI Overview users and 1B+ on AI Mode, opting out means walking away from massive visibility. The smarter play: track the new AI impression data and double down on content that earns clicks despite the AI summary.
More in GEO Weekly #39:
If you missed Google I/O 2026, GEO Weekly #35 has you covered.
12 key announcements distilled — from Gemini 3.0 to Project Mariner to a $50M AI agent fund. Plus: how AI is accelerating rare disease diagnosis at Boston Children's and why OpenAI's new Frontier Governance Framework matters for every SEO team.
Read the full roundup →
GEO Weekly #39 is live 🔥
Google launched a new publisher profile in Search — think Google Business Profile for content brands. Users can follow you directly from SERPs. Plus: new AI Overview opt-out controls in GSC, Microsoft Web IQ for agentic search, and Codex hitting 5M weekly users.
Full breakdown 👇
Add images to your site, and optimize them
Many people search visually, and images can be how people find your website for the first time. For example, if you have a recipe blog, people might find your content by searching for "fruit tart recipes" and browsing photos of various types of fruit tarts.
As you add images to your site, make sure that people and search engines can find and understand them.
Link to relevant resources
Links are a great way to connect your users and search engines to other parts of your site, or relevant pages on other sites.
In fact, the vast majority of the new pages Google finds every day are through links, making links a crucial resource you need to consider to help your pages be discovered by Google and potentially shown in search results.
Additionally, links can also add value by connecting users (and Google) to another resource that corroborates what you're writing about.
Optimize your local business and ecommerce details
Where appropriate, generative AI responses can include product listings, product information, and information about local businesses. Using products like Merchant Center (such as Merchant Center feeds) and Google Business Profiles can help your products and services to be visible in both AI responses and other Google Search results.
Learn more about how to add and manage your business details on Google Search.
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Apply foundational SEO best practices to generative AI search:
Create valuable, non-commodity content for your audience, Organizing content in a way that helps your readers, Add high-quality images and video
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Is SEO still relevant for generative AI search?
In short, yes! The best practices for SEO continue to be relevant because our generative AI features on Google Search are rooted in core Search ranking and quality systems
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Google just added citation buttons and "original content" badges to AI Overviews. 📌
This is a big deal for anyone worried about losing traffic to AI summaries. Google now shows 3-5 source links per answer and highlights first-hand reporting.
More details in this week's GEO Weekly →