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AI Web Standards
How to Test Schema Markup and Rich Results
The Rich Results Test checks Google-supported search features. The Schema.org validator checks vocabulary and graph structure. You need both
AI Web Standards
Knowledge Graphs for AI Web Publishing: Entities, Relationships, and JSON-LD
A website knowledge graph connects people, organizations, pages, articles, and topics with stable identifiers and meaningful relationships.
AI Web Standards
AI Endpoints Explained: Standards, Proposals, and Custom JSON Contracts
An AI endpoint is a public JSON interface defined by a publisher or protocol. Its value depends on accurate data and a known consumer, not t
AI Web Standards
AI Sitemap Guide: Building a Machine-Readable Content Index
An AI sitemap is a JSON file that gives AI systems a structured, machine-readable index of your website's content, organized by content type
AI Search Visibility
How to Get Cited by ChatGPT: What Helps, What Has Not Been Proven
ChatGPT citations start with public, crawlable, useful pages. This guide separates OpenAI's documented controls from experiments and unsuppo
AI Web Standards
llms.txt Guide: What It Is and How To Set It Up
llms.txt is a plain-text file that tells AI language models what your website is about, what content is most important, and how to understan