Website GEO: an evidence-first guide to AI search visibility
Separate mentions, citations, and accuracy. Build an AI-visibility review around observations you can actually inspect.
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The Analysis Journal. Practical guides to websites, keywords, code, and AI—written for the people building what comes next.
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LLM evaluation: practical rubrics for better AI answers
Build a task-specific evaluation loop with reviewed cases, clear criteria, and evidence behind every judgment.
SERP analysis: read search results with the right context
Keep queries, locations, devices, and collection methods attached to every search-result comparison.
Prompt testing: build a repeatable regression workflow
Turn prompt changes into focused experiments. Compare paired cases and catch the regressions an average can hide.
Git repository analysis: understand a codebase before you change it
Review repository structure, setup instructions, and test organization with clear scope and revision-level evidence.
Keyword clustering: turn search intent into a content plan
Preserve original phrases, define intent, and map useful clusters to real editorial actions—without invented metrics.
Structured JSON reports: design an analysis contract that lasts
Give observations, recommendations, missing values, and partial results a predictable place in your response format.
SEO audit API checklist: turn website findings into useful fixes
Define coverage, inspect metadata and links, then prioritize evidence-backed changes that your team can verify.
Reliable analysis API integration: from sample to resilient workflow
Build a clear failure path for timeouts, invalid JSON, partial batches, credentials, and cached reports.
What is an analysis API? A practical guide for developers
Start with a decision, preserve the evidence, and design a report both humans and software can understand.
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