Citation-ready content is clear, specific, attributable and supported—not simply optimized with more keywords.
Answer in extractable passages
Open each important section with a direct answer, then add context and limitations. Use descriptive headings, short definitions and tables only when they improve exact comparison.
Make the entity unambiguous
Use a consistent person or business name, canonical domain, author identity, contact information and sameAs references. Connect service, location, work and article pages through meaningful internal links.
Create source-worthy evidence
Publish original examples, decision frameworks, clearly labeled case outcomes and honest constraints. Cite reliable primary sources when making externally verifiable claims. Avoid fabricated numbers and vague superlatives.
Keep the site accessible
Allow appropriate crawlers, serve essential information in HTML, maintain clean canonicals and sitemaps, and offer an llms.txt guide. These steps improve access; no file can guarantee inclusion or citation.
Turn the guide into action
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