Guides for the agentic web

How AI agents read websites, what AEO / GEO / LLMO actually demand, and the practical fixes that move your readiness score.

Fundamentals6 min read

What is an agent-ready website?

AI agents don't browse like humans. Here's what they actually need from your website — and the checklist that decides whether they can understand, trust, and act on it.

July 10, 2026Read

Strategy8 min read

SEO vs AEO vs GEO vs LLMO vs AIO — what actually changed?

Five acronyms, one shift: search is becoming answers, and answers are becoming actions. A plain-English guide to each optimization era and what it demands from your website.

July 10, 2026Read

Standards5 min read

llms.txt: what it is, and whether your website needs one

llms.txt is robots.txt for the AI era — a plain-text file that tells language models what your site offers and where the canonical pages are. Here's how to write one.

July 10, 2026Read

Guides7 min read

Structured data: the difference between being read and being understood

JSON-LD structured data is how machines read meaning. What to add first, the mistakes that get your markup silently ignored, and how AI systems actually use it.

July 10, 2026Read

Performance6 min read

Core Web Vitals still matter — and agents are less patient than humans

LCP, INP, and CLS were designed to measure human experience. AI agents feel them too: timeouts, retries, and abandoned tasks. What the thresholds mean and where to start.

July 10, 2026Read

Research7 min read

How AI agents actually read your website

No screenshots, no scrolling, no patience. A walkthrough of what an autonomous agent sees when it visits your site — and the seven places where it gives up.

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