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AEO Footnotes
Sourced writing on AI visibility
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About AEO Footnotes
AEO Footnotes publishes sourced writing about AI visibility. Its articles cover AEO, GEO, LLM visibility, AI search, AI discovery, tools, experiments and news. Every post carries at least one footnote. Readers can find articles through topics, feeds and the newsletter. The publication says its articles are structured so answer engines can cite them and credit their authors. Anyone can join with GitHub or Google and work through a six-step ladder by reading, liking and commenting over several days. After that, an editor reviews the account. Publishing is earned: participation and editorial review open the door to writing for AEO Footnotes.
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How aeofootnotes.com reads to AI assistants and search engines, measured on its public homepage.
All 15 findings
For AI assistants
- AI crawlersrobots.txt allows all 6 checked AI crawlers.
- Structured dataStructured data present, but no Organization node was found.
- Stated purposeTitle, description and H1 are present and distinct. H1: "AEO Footnotes: sourced writing on AI visibility"
- Content without JavaScript607 words of text are present in the raw HTML.
- Dated contentNo dateModified or datePublished found in structured data.
- Questions and answersNo FAQ markup and no question-shaped headings found.
- llms.txt/llms.txt found, 42 lines.
For search engines
- IndexingNo noindex directive found in markup, headers or robots.txt.
- Title48 characters: "AEO Footnotes: Sourced writing on AI visibility."
- Meta description219 characters, outside the 120 to 160 range.
- Main headingOne H1: "AEO Footnotes: sourced writing on AI visibility"
- Canonical URLNo canonical link element found.
- SitemapSitemap declared in robots.txt.
- Link previewsog:title, og:description and og:image are all present.
- Image descriptionsNo images found on the homepage.
Checked on aeofootnotes.com by WebsiteShowBot, engine v0.1.0. It measures technical and content signals that affect how AI assistants and search engines read a site, not whether they mention or recommend it: an automated measurement, not a rating or an endorsement. The site’s owner can hide it or check again from the listing’s management page.
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