found a breakdown on how to balance writing for people, crawlers, and LLMs. it basically argues that we can't just focus on one anymore because the goal is to be both ranked and cited by models. i've been using
perplexity lately and noticed it really favors structured data over fluff.
>seo content now has three audiences: users, search engines, and aithe workflow suggests a five-step process to hit all those bases at once. making sure your
primary intent matches what an agent is looking for seems like the new way to handle relevance. i've been trying to use
surferseo to check my density but i wonder if that even matters if the model just synthesizes the whole page.
it might be more about being a reliable source than hitting keyword counts . does anyone else feel like we are
just writing for bots actually building a knowledge base now?
https://www.semrush.com/blog/seo-content/