Optimize content for AI search (GEO) with AI
Restructure a page with a direct answer, an FAQ, and schema so assistants like ChatGPT and Google AI can quote it.
Prerequisites
A connected site and one page or post you want cited. A backup is wise before editing published content.
Restructure the page at [page URL] so AI assistants and search engines can quote it. Save your changes as a draft and do not publish. Do all of this: 1. Read the page and tell me the single main question it should answer. 2. Add a short direct answer near the top, two or three sentences in plain language, phrased so an assistant could lift it word for word. 3. Reorganize the body into clear question-and-answer sections with descriptive headings. 4. Add EEAT trust signals: the author, a visible last-updated date, and links to any sources the claims rely on. 5. Add FAQ schema (FAQPage JSON-LD) covering the questions and answers on the page so machines can read them directly. If I already use an SEO plugin that generates FAQ schema, use that plugin's FAQ feature instead so we do not end up with two copies. Keep my facts and voice intact, edit rather than rewrite from scratch, and show me a before-and-after summary of what changed so I can review before I publish.
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AI assistants now answer the questions your pages used to rank for, and they cite whichever source is easiest to quote. If your page buries the answer three scrolls down, wraps it in a warm-up story, and carries no structured data, the assistant reaches past you for a competitor who made the answer simple to lift. Rewriting every important page for that new reality by hand is slow, and it is easy to strip out the voice and facts that made the page good in the first place.
This recipe hands the job to your AI. It reads the page, works out the single question the page should own, and restructures it around that. It adds a short direct answer near the top in plain language an assistant can quote, breaks the rest into clear questions and answers, and layers in trust signals like the author, a last-updated date, and links to sources. It also writes FAQ schema so machines can read the questions and answers directly. Everything is saved to a draft so you review before it goes live.
Paste the prompt, name the page, and tell it the main question the page should answer. It edits rather than rewrites, keeps your facts and voice, and shows you a before-and-after so you can check its work. Take a backup first since it touches published content. One caution: if you already run an SEO plugin that outputs FAQ schema, let it use that plugin’s feature rather than adding a second copy, so you do not end up with duplicate schema on the page.
Outcome
A page rewritten with a quotable direct answer, an FAQ section, EEAT signals, and FAQ schema that AI assistants can read.