How do websites get recommended by AI?
Through structure, content, and trust.
Through structure, content, and trust.
Structure and content tell the model who you are, trust signals help verify you.
Crawlers need to access and scrape your content to find all relevant information about your site. Clean source code, lightweight pages, lower token counts, schema, meta tags, and semantic HTML all play a role.
Content is what is visibly displayed on your site. If someone visits your homepage, will they understand your business or be left wondering? Content matters, it's how you tell AI who you are and what you offer.
A phone number, email, or address signals you're operational. A directory listing, a Yelp profile, a social account pointing back to your site. The more signals, the more credible.
A repeatable framework built around three core foundations, tested across dozens of websites to identify what earns AI citations. Below, we apply it to an art identification site built from scratch with zero authority.
Read the full framework →The machine-readable architecture that makes a website legible to AI systems. Structure makes the content accessible.
Explore →Whether a model can access, understand and trust what a website is claiming. AI Visibility becomes a new channel to drive traffic.
Explore →The moment a model decides a website is the right destination for a user ready to act. This is where structure and visibility produce a citation.
Explore →I built WhatsMyArtWorth.com from scratch to test whether the framework actually works. No backlinks. No social media. No founder bio. No authority of any kind. Just structure, visibility, and discoverability applied from day one.
The site earned its first ChatGPT citation on day 33. The detailed findings are published as a research briefing.
Read the findings →Fetching live data…
Token cost is metered. When a lighter page communicates the same thing more clearly, that may create a structural advantage for AI systems.
AI DiscoverabilityThe strongest discoverability pages enter the conversation before the buying moment and carry context forward until the user is ready to act.
AI VisibilityContext determines whether a website fits the user in front of the model. Content alone does not.