Faro Editorial
Practical guides on AI readiness, structured data, llms.txt, and how to make sure AI agents find, understand, and recommend your business.
A controlled study of 1,885 pages found adding JSON-LD produced no citation lift on ChatGPT, AI Mode, or AI Overviews. A separate retrieval test found five major AI systems read only visible HTML and ignored schema entirely. Schema is still worth publishing, but for accuracy rather than citations. The lever that actually moves is where you put your answer on the page.
Being recommended by an AI agent is only half the job. The other half is whether that agent can actually get from your homepage to a completed transaction. This guide covers the five points where agent checkout fails, what to publish so it doesn't, and how to test your own site.
MCP servers are the connective tissue between AI agents and your live business data. Without one, AI tools answer questions about your company with outdated or incomplete information. This article explains what MCP servers do, who needs them, and how to set your infrastructure up before your competitors do.
Perplexity is now a primary research tool for B2B buyers, yet most brands have zero presence in its answers. This guide breaks down the exact signals Perplexity uses to select cited sources and gives marketers a step-by-step plan to appear in results. From structured data to llms.txt, every fix here has a direct commercial payoff. Brands cited first by AI are 389% more likely to be Googled afterward — so the stakes are real.
AI search engines don't crawl and rank the way Google does. They retrieve, synthesize, and recommend — and the signals they trust are structurally different from classic SEO. This article breaks down exactly how ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini evaluate businesses, which technical signals matter most, and how marketers can close the gap between being indexed and being recommended.
Google AI Overviews pull from a small set of sources Google trusts to answer a query directly. Winning a citation is less about ranking tricks and more about being unambiguously the best-structured answer. This guide covers what earns a spot, how to measure it, and the mistakes that keep good pages invisible.
AI SEO is no longer a future concept — it is the primary battleground for brand visibility in 2026. This article breaks down exactly how AI SEO differs from traditional SEO, which signals actually matter to AI agents and answer engines, and what practical steps marketers can take today. If your site was built for Google's ten blue links, it is already behind.
WebMCP is a browser-native protocol co-developed by Google and Microsoft that lets websites declare callable functions for AI agents, replacing fragile DOM scraping with structured tool calls. With an origin trial live in Chrome 149 and the Lighthouse Agentic Browsing category now shipping by default, there are concrete things to audit and fix on your site right now.
When an AI agent evaluates your product, your API documentation is often the first thing it reads and the main thing it judges you on. This guide covers what agents actually parse, the difference between human-friendly and machine-friendly docs, and seven concrete fixes you can ship this week.
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