GEO

An assistant is not choosing a page to send someone to; it is selecting a few sentences to reuse and a source to name. That rewards different properties: statements that stand alone without the surrounding page, facts that are checkable, an entity the model can resolve unambiguously, and structured data that says plainly what the organisation is and what it offers.

The practical form is unglamorous. Answer one question per page in the first paragraph. Attach a number to every claim that has one. Keep the entity consistent — the same legal name, the same identifiers, the same URL — across the site, the structured data and every profile that mentions it.

Treating it as a separate discipline with its own tricks

There is no keyword-stuffing equivalent that works here. What gets cited is a page that answers a question exactly, states something verifiable, and belongs to an entity the model can identify. A site doing that already ranks well; the two are not in tension, and any tactic that trades one for the other is a bad trade.

SEO

Making a site findable by search engines for the questions its buyers actually ask — a structural property of the site far more than a list of tasks performed on it.

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Structured data

Machine-readable statements embedded in a page that say what its content means rather than how it looks.

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Canonical URL

The one address a piece of content declares as its real one, so that every variant of it consolidates into a single entry rather than competing with itself.

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Is this one right in your own numbers?

The definitions are the easy part. Whether the figure on your dashboard was computed this way is a different question, and usually the more expensive one.