AI visibility starts with boring consistency. The same name, offer, services, cases and proof need to appear in metadata, schema, page copy and llms.txt.
What you will have
- Consistent entity name
- Useful llms.txt
- Article/Collection schema
- Case and service source links
● Steps
AI search visibility: llms.txt, schema and clear entity data
Normalize the entity
Use one spelling for the public name across title, JSON-LD, OG alt, sitemap-linked pages and llms.txt.
Write llms.txt like a source card
Summarize who the site belongs to, what it offers, best pages, proof pages and contact path.
Keep schema close to reality
Article, CollectionPage, Person and Organization data should match visible page content.
Link to proof pages
AI systems and humans both need source pages: cases, guides, project pages and public contact routes.
Common failure points
- Different name spelling
- llms.txt with no useful links
- Schema claims not visible on page
- No case proof
Need AI visibility cleanup?
I can align entity data, schema, llms.txt and internal source pages.
- Entity cleanup
- llms.txt
- Schema review
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