Corporate websites and landing pages

Content and AEO/AISO

AEO content should answer a question directly and provide facts that can be checked and cited.

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AEO content should answer a question directly and provide facts that can be checked and cited. I design templates around a clear question, a nearby short answer, and then conditions, examples, limits, and related material.

Scope includes an intent map, page types, editorial fields, internal links, and markup for visible content. Subject experts provide methods, observations, dates, and criteria. Acceptance verifies one intent per page, self-contained direct answers, non-repetitive FAQs, and merged or differentiated competing articles. Deeper mention monitoring belongs to SEO, AEO, and GEO.

Acceptance criteria

Done when

  • Key templates render full HTML and pass agreed CWV checks
  • Canonical, sitemap, and basic meta are in place
  • Forms submit and notify as specified

Deliverables

  • Deployed site + CMS/editor access if used
  • Redirect / SEO checklist

Out of scope

  • Ongoing SEO retainers and link building
  • Stock photography purchases

The final acceptance checklist is confirmed in the brief or contract; the list above is a scope alignment guide.

Ballpark estimate

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FAQ

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Does every page need an FAQ?

No. FAQs should answer real follow-up questions; repeating the same formal questions across URLs adds no value.

Does llms.txt replace content architecture?

No. It is a navigation aid for agents; accessible, clear, evidence-based material matters more for citation.

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