// Content optimisation
Writing content AI engines actually extract
Definitions, comparisons, lists and Q&A patterns.
Generative engines are pattern matchers. A handful of writing patterns are dramatically easier for them to extract – and a handful are dead-on-arrival.
Patterns that get cited
- Definitions in the first sentence of a section.
- Comparison tables with consistent attribute rows.
- Numbered lists with self-contained steps.
- Q&A blocks with real questions and short answers.
A quick self-test
View source on your most important page. If the answer to the question that page exists to answer isn't there in the first 5KB of HTML, an AI engine probably can't find it either.
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