There is an important difference between ranking a web document and ranking an entity.
When an LLM mentions or recommends a brand, it is not simply ranking the brand’s website. It is evaluating the entity against a specific set of criteria.
These criteria are derived from different attributes. For “best” and “top” queries-especially in local search-LLMs may corroborate claims across third-party sources to determine which entities deserve to be mentioned.
In this interview, I explain how to:
Identify the attributes that influence entity selection
Associate the right attribute values with your entity
Build meaningful co-occurrences across the web
Use clear, factual, and persuasive declarative statements
Increase the likelihood of being accurately understood and mentioned by AI agents and reasoning models
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🚨 If someone tries to sell you “GEO” or “AI SEO Consultancy” as something separate from SEO — don’t buy it.
None of this is new.
Almost 20 years ago, Bill Slawski was already breaking down the very concepts people are now trying to rebrand. If you’ve only just heard about Google’s “AI Mode” and got hyped, chances are you’ve never heard of Steven D. Baker, Srinivasan Venkatachary, Jeffrey Dean, Krishna Bharat, Nitin Gupta, or Dr. Najork — or foundational concepts like:
Corroboration of Web Answers
Open Information Extraction
Entity–Attribute–Value Triples
Knowledge-Based Trust
Agencies love to hype “new terms” to impress CMOs and CEOs for sales.
Today I saw people talk about something they call “truth alignment.”
Guess what? Search engines have been calling that fact corroboration for over 20 years — long before Andrew Hogue’s Browsable Fact Repository design.
👉 In Koray’s framework of Topical Authority, these aren’t just buzzwords. If your site has topical authority, Google learns what the truth is from you. You define topical distances, hierarchies, and boundaries — even limiting your competitors’ topical coverage by expanding the edges of a topic.
We call this Truth Ranges.
Search engines don’t use strict boolean logic — they use fuzzy logic. Example:
The “best temperature” to cook chicken might be 40°C or 45°C.
But if the valid range is 40–45, then 500°C will never qualify as “truth.”
In a webinar with @eliasdabbas, we scraped 10,000 SERPs for “calorie” queries and analyzed which sites gave wrong calorie values (for apples, bananas, etc.), and why some could still rank while others couldn’t. That research led to our case study on Entity Identity Management:
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From that, we built the concepts of Query Statistics and Document Statistics:
How many queries mention you within a topic?
How many documents define you the way you want?
These stats shape what search engines believe about you.
That’s why I keep repeating: always rely on research and reasoning, not hype.
When I first explained “algorithmic authorship” and “relevance configuration,” many dismissed them. Today, the same crowd calls it “relevance engineering” and “LLM writing rules.”
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Google doesn’t just follow links—it interprets them. Strategic link placement, anchor text semantics, and link intent signal which pages should inherit trust and how entities are clustered. This shapes everything from crawl paths to overlay eligibility.
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