Parseability
How easily AI engines can read, interpret, and extract structured information from a web page's content and underlying code.
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How easily AI engines can read, interpret, and extract structured information from a web page's content and underlying code.
A feature of the Perplexity AI search engine that generates comprehensive, article-length pages on topics, complete with citations and source links.
A comprehensive, authoritative page that broadly covers a core topic and links to more detailed cluster content, serving as the central hub of a topic cluster strategy.
The practice of crafting effective questions and instructions to elicit accurate, relevant, and useful responses from AI systems and large language models.
A training technique that uses human evaluations to fine-tune AI models, teaching them to produce outputs that humans judge as helpful, accurate, and safe.
An AI architecture that enhances large language model responses by retrieving relevant information from external knowledge sources before generating answers, improving accuracy and enabling access to current information.
The practice of using robots.txt directives to control how AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, etc.) access and use your website content for training and retrieval.
A collaborative vocabulary of structured data types maintained by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Yandex, providing a standardized way to describe web content for search engines and AI.
Google's experimental (now evolved into AI Overviews and AI Mode) feature that uses generative AI to provide conversational, synthesized answers directly in search results.
The underlying goal or purpose behind a user's search query - what they actually want to accomplish, whether finding information, navigating to a site, making a purchase, or conducting research.
A metric that quantifies a website's overall presence in search results, calculated from ranking positions, search volumes, and click-through rates across tracked keywords.
A search technique that uses natural language processing and machine learning to understand the intent and contextual meaning behind queries, rather than simply matching keywords.
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