GEO How the F, to get mentions from GPT?

[Octavia]

I have no clue, someone enlighten me.

I got my robot.txt open for all crawlers.
I do write with LLM friendly content formats but nothing seems to move the needle.

One of my sites did get mentioned once, but that was for an exact search. It will never ever appear unless you would actively search for it. But at that point the end user would already have heard/known you.

But how do you tap into the unknown ans get recommended?

 

[TheVigilante]

I might have a course around this remind me sometime next week heard it's a solid one

 

[t2van]

I have no clue, someone enlighten me.

I got my robot.txt open for all crawlers.
I do write with LLM friendly content formats but nothing seems to move the needle.

One of my sites did get mentioned once, but that was for an exact search. It will never ever appear unless you would actively search for it. But at that point the end user would already have heard/known you.

But how do you tap into the unknown ans get recommended?

Are you aiming for specific or broad mentions?

 

[Octavia]

Are you aiming for specific or broad mentions?

Either. But I think broader searches would be better for 1 site. Since nobody actually calls the main keyword for what it is these days.

 

[t2van]

Either. But I think broader searches would be better for 1 site. Since nobody actually calls the main keyword for what it is these days.

If you can figure out what your niche search phrases are it's easier to go wide and specific and then close in.

I'm not expert.

But I found the more it suggests for specific broad topics or "keywords" - hate that term

The easier it becomes for it to suggest you for more specific queries.

I've found it's more about lots of citations or you need a rock solid brand / identity to get ahead.

Not a fan of llms text or whatever I don't see the point in that personally