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FAQ Pages: Structuring FAQs for AI Search Visibility
How to build FAQ pages that ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Claude actually cite — with schema templates, Knowledge Snippet frameworks, and practice-area examples for law firms.
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🔑 Key Takeaways
- Pages with FAQPage schema markup are 3.2× more likely to appear in Google AI Overviews, according to analysis by Frase.io (November 2025).
- AI-referred website sessions increased 527% between January and May 2025, per Profound’s citation analysis of 680 million AI citations (August 2024–June 2025).
- Google restricted FAQ rich results to government and health websites in August 2023 — but FAQ schema has become more valuable for AI search than it ever was for traditional rich results.
- Only 12.4% of the world’s 362.3 million registered domains use any structured data (Schema.org, 2024), creating a significant first-mover advantage for law firms that implement properly.
- The Knowledge Snippet format — direct answer first, entity-anchored context second, 100–150 words total — is the highest-performing FAQ structure across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
FAQ pages structured as Knowledge Snippets — with direct answers in the first sentence, entity references, and FAQPage schema markup — are the single highest-performing page type for earning AI platform citations, making them essential for any law firm’s Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) strategy.
Most law firm FAQ pages fail in AI search. They bury answers behind vague qualifications, skip schema markup entirely, and treat FAQs as afterthoughts rather than strategic assets. The result: when a potential client asks ChatGPT or Perplexity “How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit?”, the AI cites your competitor’s structured content instead of yours.
This guide is the deep-dive companion to our Complete Guide to Website Page Types for SEO, GEO, AEO & AI Visibility. Where the hub page covers FAQ pages at overview depth alongside 12 other page types, this spoke goes substantially deeper — providing the exact frameworks, schema templates, and practice-area examples you need to build FAQ pages that AI platforms consistently cite. For a companion resource on structuring individual FAQ answers, see our FAQ Knowledge Snippets guide.
Whether you’re building new FAQ pages from scratch or restructuring existing ones for Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), you’ll find actionable guidance for every step of the process below.
What Are FAQ Pages and Why Do They Matter for AI Search?
An FAQ page is a dedicated webpage organized entirely around question-and-answer pairs that address the most common queries potential clients have about a legal service, process, or topic. Unlike FAQ sections appended to service pages, a standalone FAQ page exists primarily to answer questions — and that structural clarity is exactly what AI platforms need to extract and cite content reliably.
FAQ pages occupy a unique position in the AI citation landscape. Research from Frase.io (November 2025) found that FAQ-format content converts seamlessly into AI responses, representing one of the highest-performing content structures across all major platforms. The question-answer format maps directly to how users interact with AI: they ask a question, and the AI needs a clean, authoritative answer to cite.
The Shift from Google Rich Results to AI Citations
In August 2023, Google restricted FAQ rich results to well-known, authoritative government and health websites (Google Search Central, updated December 2025). For most law firm websites, this meant the expandable FAQ dropdowns in search results disappeared. Many firms responded by deprioritizing FAQ content altogether — a strategic mistake.
What happened next was counterintuitive: as FAQ rich results vanished from traditional search, FAQ schema became significantly more valuable for AI search. According to Frase.io’s analysis, pages with FAQPage schema markup are 3.2× more likely to appear in Google AI Overviews. Profound’s citation dataset covering 680 million AI citations (August 2024–June 2025) showed that ChatGPT pulls nearly half of its citations from structured, encyclopedic content — the exact format FAQ pages provide.
⚠️ Limitations:
The 3.2× citation increase and 527% AI-referral growth figures come from third-party analyses by Frase.io and Profound respectively, not peer-reviewed studies. AI citation patterns are evolving rapidly, and these figures may not generalize across all practice areas, geographies, or time periods. Firms should establish their own baseline measurements before and after implementing FAQ optimizations.
FAQ Pages vs. FAQ Sections — A Critical Distinction
This distinction matters for both schema compliance and AI extraction. A dedicated FAQ page is a standalone URL whose primary purpose is answering questions. A FAQ section is a component appended to a service page, blog post, or landing page. Both have value, but the implementation rules differ:
| Attribute | Dedicated FAQ Page | FAQ Section on Service Page |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Answering questions | Supporting service description |
| FAQPage schema | ✅ Appropriate and recommended | ✅ Allowed if FAQ is visible on page |
| Google compliance (2026) | Fully compliant; page exists to answer questions | Compliant if FAQ content matches schema exactly |
| AI extraction efficiency | High — clean, focused signal | Moderate — mixed signals from surrounding content |
| Best for | Comprehensive practice-area FAQs, process guides | 5–8 supplementary questions on service pages |
| Recommended quantity | 15–30 questions per page | 5–8 questions per section |
The ideal law firm website uses both: dedicated FAQ pages that serve as comprehensive knowledge resources for each practice area, and shorter FAQ sections on service pages that address the most immediate buyer questions. Both should follow the Knowledge Snippet format described below, and both benefit from FAQPage schema markup — provided the schema matches the visible page content exactly, per Google’s general structured data guidelines (updated January 2026).
How AI Platforms Use FAQ Content
Each major AI platform extracts and cites FAQ content differently. Understanding these AI platform citation patterns is essential for structuring FAQ pages that perform across the entire AI ecosystem rather than optimizing for a single platform.
ChatGPT Citation Patterns for Q&A Content
ChatGPT (with search enabled) pulls approximately 47.9% of its citations from structured, encyclopedic content, according to Profound’s analysis of 680 million citations. FAQ pages that lead with direct, factual answers align naturally with this preference. The platform favors neutral, authoritative content with external citations — meaning FAQ answers that reference specific statutes, regulatory bodies, or peer-reviewed data earn citations at higher rates than generic advisory language. For a detailed walkthrough of ChatGPT-specific optimization, see our guide on how to get your law firm listed on ChatGPT.
Google AI Overviews and Featured Snippets
Google AI Overviews pull from pages that Google has already indexed and ranked for relevant queries. FAQ pages with clean question-answer structures and FAQPage schema give Google a higher-confidence extraction signal. While Google restricted FAQ rich result display in August 2023, the underlying schema still helps Google’s AI systems parse and cite structured Q&A content. Appearing in AI Overviews requires the same foundational authority signals — strong E-E-A-T, clean technical SEO, and topical relevance — discussed in our guide to earning Google AI Overview citations.
Perplexity, Claude, and Copilot Extraction Methods
Perplexity AI operates as a research-focused search engine that cites sources inline. It favors conversational, experience-based answers with practical examples and tends to extract longer passages than ChatGPT. Claude and Microsoft Copilot similarly benefit from well-structured Q&A content, though their extraction patterns vary based on query type and training data recency. The common thread across all platforms: FAQ answers that lead with specifics, reference verifiable entities, and maintain a neutral informational tone consistently outperform vague, self-promotional responses.
✅ Cross-Platform FAQ Principle
The same FAQ structure works across all major AI platforms: direct answer first → entity-anchored context → authoritative sourcing → 100–150 words total. You do not need platform-specific FAQ pages — one well-structured FAQ page serves ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Claude, and Copilot simultaneously.
The Knowledge Snippet Framework
The Knowledge Snippet framework is the structural methodology that transforms standard FAQ answers into content AI platforms can reliably extract and cite. The concept emerged from Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) research, which found that content formatted for AI extraction receives significantly higher visibility than standard web content (Aggarwal et al., “GEO: Generative Engine Optimization,” Proceedings of the 30th ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD ’24), Barcelona, Spain, August 25–29, 2024, pp. 5–16. DOI: 10.1145/3637528.3671900).
For a detailed walkthrough of the Knowledge Snippet structure with additional examples, see our companion resource: FAQ Knowledge Snippets: How to Structure FAQs for AI Search Visibility. Below, we cover the core framework and provide additional practice-area templates.
Anatomy of a Citation-Worthy FAQ Answer
Every high-performing FAQ answer follows a three-part structure:
The Knowledge Snippet Template
- Direct Answer (30–50 words): The first sentence answers the question completely. No preamble, no qualifications. AI platforms scan for this pattern and extract it verbatim.
- Entity-Anchored Context (50–80 words): Supporting information that references specific statutes, regulatory bodies, case law, or authoritative sources the AI system can verify.
- Practical Application (20–40 words): A brief note on exceptions, next steps, or practical implications that adds value without diluting the core answer.
Total length target: 100–150 words per FAQ answer.
Before and After Examples for Law Firms
The difference between a standard FAQ answer and a Knowledge Snippet is the difference between being invisible to AI and being cited:
❌ Standard FAQ (Low AI Citation Probability)
Q: What should I do after a car accident?
“If you’ve been in a car accident, it’s important to take the right steps to protect yourself. First, make sure everyone is safe. Then, you should consider calling the police. It’s also a good idea to document the scene if possible. Every case is different, so you should consult with an attorney who can review your specific situation and advise you on the best path forward. Our team has years of experience helping accident victims, and we offer free consultations.”
✅ Knowledge Snippet (High AI Citation Probability)
Q: What should I do after a car accident?
After a car accident, take five immediate steps: call 911, document the scene with photos, exchange insurance information with all parties, seek medical evaluation within 24 hours, and contact a personal injury attorney before giving any recorded statement to insurance companies. California Vehicle Code Section 20008 requires reporting accidents involving injury or death to the California Highway Patrol or local police within 24 hours. The California Department of Insurance recommends notifying your insurer promptly but cautions against accepting early settlement offers before the full extent of injuries is known. Evidence preservation is time-sensitive — surveillance footage and witness memories degrade within days.
The Knowledge Snippet version provides a definitive, numbered answer in the first sentence, references specific California statutes and regulatory guidance, and stays within the 100–150 word range. This is the structure that earns AI citations — and the format that aligns with the 9 GEO tactics that drive measurably better results.
Entity Anchoring for Legal Authority
Entity anchoring is what distinguishes generic FAQ content from AI-citable content. By referencing recognized legal entities — statutes, regulatory bodies, court systems, bar associations — you provide verifiable signals that AI systems use to assess content authority. Effective entity anchoring for law firm FAQ pages includes references to state civil and penal codes with specific section numbers, relevant regulatory agencies (state bar associations, departments of motor vehicles, judicial councils), standardized court procedures, and well-known case law where applicable.
For detailed guidance on how to build these authority signals systematically, our schema markup guide for law firms covers entity optimization at the technical level, while building expert and authority signals for law firms covers the content strategy.
FAQPage Schema Markup for AI Visibility
FAQPage schema markup remains actively supported by Google as of 2026 and provides critical structured signals for AI platforms. Even though visual rich results are now restricted to government and health websites, the schema itself helps search engines and AI systems parse question-answer content with higher confidence.
JSON-LD Implementation Template
The following JSON-LD template follows Google’s FAQPage structured data specifications (updated December 2025) and can be adapted for any practice area. You can also generate schema markup using our free Attorney Schema Generator tool.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "FAQPage",
"mainEntity": [
{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in California?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "California's statute of limitations for personal injury lawsuits is two years from the date of injury, established under California Code of Civil Procedure Section 335.1. Claims against government entities require filing an administrative claim within six months under the California Tort Claims Act (Government Code Section 810-996.6). Missing these deadlines typically bars your claim permanently, with limited exceptions for cases involving minors or delayed discovery."
}
},
{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "What should I do after a car accident in California?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "After a car accident, take five immediate steps: call 911, document the scene with photos, exchange insurance information with all parties, seek medical evaluation within 24 hours, and contact a personal injury attorney before giving any recorded statement to insurance companies. California Vehicle Code Section 20008 requires reporting accidents involving injury or death to the California Highway Patrol or local police within 24 hours."
}
}
]
}
</script>
The 2023 Google Restriction and What It Means Now
In August 2023, Google announced that FAQ rich results would only display for well-known, authoritative government and health websites (Google Search Central, updated December 2025). This change caused many law firms and their marketing agencies to abandon FAQ schema entirely. That reaction was premature.
Here is the current state as of early 2026: Google still supports and processes FAQPage schema — the schema itself was not deprecated. Bing, DuckDuckGo, and other search engines still display FAQ rich results. AI-powered platforms (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot) actively use structured data to identify and extract citation-worthy content. Voice assistants (Google Assistant, Siri, Alexa) prioritize content with clear question-answer markup for spoken responses.
The practical takeaway: implementing FAQPage schema on your law firm’s FAQ pages remains a best practice. The visual rich result may not display in Google’s traditional results, but the schema provides structural signals that improve AI citation probability across every major platform. As Epic Notion’s analysis (March 2025) noted, “even without the visual rich result, FAQ schema continues to provide search engines with vital context about your page’s content and structure.”
Validation and Testing Requirements
Before deploying FAQPage schema, validate it through these steps:
- Google Rich Results Test: Enter your page URL or paste the JSON-LD code at
search.google.com/test/rich-results. Resolve all critical errors before deployment. - Schema Markup Validator: Use
validator.schema.orgto check syntax accuracy and catch technical errors the Rich Results Test may miss. - Content matching: Verify that every Question and Answer in the schema matches visible FAQ content on the page exactly. Google’s guidelines prohibit marking up hidden or mismatched content.
- Search Console monitoring: After deployment, check the Enhancements report in Google Search Console for structured data warnings or errors.
⚠️ Limitations:
Google does not guarantee that structured data will generate rich results or improve AI Overview inclusion, even if the markup validates correctly. Schema markup is one signal among many — it works in combination with domain authority, content quality, E-E-A-T signals, and topical relevance. Treat schema as a supporting optimization rather than a standalone ranking factor.
Practice Area FAQ Templates
The following templates demonstrate the Knowledge Snippet format applied to the three most common law firm practice areas. Each example follows the direct-answer-first, entity-anchored structure that maximizes AI citation probability. For practice-area-specific marketing strategies, see our personal injury marketing and other practice-area pages.
Personal Injury FAQ Knowledge Snippets
Q: How much is my personal injury case worth?
Personal injury case values depend on three primary factors: the severity of injuries, the total economic damages (medical bills, lost wages, future care costs), and the amount of available insurance coverage. California allows recovery for both economic and non-economic damages under Civil Code Section 1431.2. Economic damages include documented medical expenses and verifiable income loss. Non-economic damages — pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life — are evaluated based on severity and duration. California does not cap non-economic damages in most personal injury cases, unlike medical malpractice claims which are subject to MICRA limitations (Code of Civil Procedure Section 340.5).
Family Law FAQ Knowledge Snippets
Q: How is property divided in a California divorce?
California is a community property state, meaning most assets and debts acquired during marriage are divided equally (50/50) between spouses upon divorce, as established by California Family Code Section 760. Community property includes income earned, homes purchased, and retirement benefits accrued during the marriage. Separate property — assets owned before marriage, gifts, and inheritances — remains with the original owner under Family Code Section 770. The California Superior Court oversees property division proceedings, and couples may negotiate division through mediation or collaborative divorce before requesting court intervention.
Criminal Defense FAQ Knowledge Snippets
Q: What are the penalties for a first-offense DUI in California?
A first-offense DUI in California carries penalties of 3 to 5 years of informal probation, fines totaling $1,500 to $2,600 (including penalty assessments), a 6-month driver’s license suspension, and a mandatory 3-month DUI education program, as codified in California Vehicle Code Section 23536. Jail time ranges from 48 hours to 6 months, though judges frequently allow community service as an alternative for first offenders. The California DMV imposes an Administrative Per Se (APS) suspension separate from court penalties, and drivers may apply for a restricted license with an Ignition Interlock Device under Vehicle Code Section 23700. Aggravating factors — BAC above 0.15%, accident involvement, or minor passengers — increase penalties substantially.
Measurement Framework for FAQ AI Visibility
Implementing FAQ pages optimized for AI search is only valuable if you can measure the results. The following framework provides a structured approach to tracking FAQ performance across AI platforms. This complements the broader measurement methodology outlined in our 90-Day GEO Implementation Plan.
Baseline Documentation Process
- Identify your FAQ queries: List 20–50 questions that potential clients ask about your practice areas. Include variations (e.g., “How long to file a lawsuit?” vs. “What is the statute of limitations for personal injury?”).
- Test current visibility: Before implementing changes, run each query across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Microsoft Copilot. Record whether your firm is mentioned, cited, or absent.
- Document competitor presence: Note which firms or websites appear in AI responses for your target queries. This establishes the competitive baseline you’re working to displace.
- Record schema status: Audit existing FAQ pages for FAQPage schema presence and validate any existing markup using Google’s Rich Results Test.
Tracking Metrics and Cadence
| Metric | What to Track | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| AI mention rate | % of target queries where your firm appears in AI responses | Bi-weekly |
| Citation accuracy | Whether AI responses correctly represent your FAQ content | Monthly |
| FAQ page traffic | Organic + AI-referred sessions to FAQ pages (via analytics) | Weekly |
| Schema validation | Errors or warnings in Search Console Enhancements report | Monthly |
| Conversion from FAQ | Contact form submissions or calls from FAQ page visitors | Monthly |
For firms using AI legal marketing analytics, these metrics can be automated. For manual tracking, a simple spreadsheet documenting AI platform responses to your target query set on a bi-weekly cadence provides actionable data within the first 60–90 days of implementation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is FAQPage schema still worth implementing for law firm websites in 2026?
Yes — FAQPage schema remains actively supported by Google and is more valuable for AI search visibility than it ever was for traditional rich results. While Google restricted FAQ rich result display to government and health websites in August 2023, the schema itself was not deprecated. AI platforms including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Microsoft Copilot all use structured data signals when selecting content to extract and cite. According to Frase.io analysis (November 2025), pages with FAQPage markup are 3.2× more likely to appear in Google AI Overviews. With only 12.4% of domains using any structured data globally, implementation provides a meaningful competitive advantage.
How many questions should a law firm FAQ page include?
A dedicated FAQ page should include 15–30 questions, while a FAQ section on a service page should include 5–8 questions. The quantity matters less than the quality of individual answers. Each answer should follow the Knowledge Snippet format: direct answer in the first sentence, entity-anchored context in 50–80 supporting words, and a total length of 100–150 words. Google’s structured data guidelines require that every question marked up with FAQPage schema must be visible on the page — schema content cannot differ from what users see.
What is the difference between FAQ pages and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)?
FAQ pages are a specific page type; Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is the broader strategy of optimizing content to be cited by AI-powered answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. FAQ pages are one of the most effective tools within an AEO strategy because their question-answer structure maps directly to how users query AI platforms. However, AEO also encompasses other page types (glossary pages, educational guides, how-to content), technical optimizations (schema markup, site architecture), and authority-building activities (backlink acquisition, entity establishment). A comprehensive AEO approach uses FAQ pages as a foundational element alongside other content types.
Can I use the same FAQ content on multiple practice area pages?
No — duplicating FAQ content across multiple pages creates thin content signals and violates Google’s guideline that FAQPage schema should be unique to each page. Each FAQ page or section should contain questions specific to that page’s topic and location. If you serve multiple practice areas, create separate FAQ pages for each: one for personal injury, one for family law, one for criminal defense, and so on. If overlapping questions are necessary (such as “Do you offer free consultations?”), rephrase each version to include practice-area-specific context and avoid verbatim duplication.
How long does it take for FAQ pages to start appearing in AI responses?
FAQ pages typically begin appearing in AI responses within 30–90 days after indexing, depending on the platform, domain authority, and competitive landscape. Google AI Overviews may surface content within 2–4 weeks of indexing if the page targets queries with limited existing competition. ChatGPT and Perplexity rely on web search results and may take longer to discover new content. Consistent publishing, strong internal linking, and external citation signals all accelerate discovery. Monitor your target query set bi-weekly to track when and where your FAQ content begins appearing in AI responses.
Should FAQ answers include links to other pages on my website?
Yes — FAQ answers should include contextual internal links to relevant practice area pages, service pages, and educational resources. Internal links within FAQ answers serve two purposes: they help users navigate to deeper content, and they distribute link equity throughout your site architecture. Include 1–2 internal links per FAQ answer where naturally relevant, using descriptive anchor text (e.g., “personal injury statute of limitations guide”) rather than generic phrases. Note that links within FAQPage schema’s “text” field are permitted by Google but will not display as clickable links in rich result previews — they remain functional within the on-page content.
What is the Knowledge Snippet format for FAQ answers?
A Knowledge Snippet is a three-part FAQ answer structure designed for AI extraction: a direct answer (30–50 words), entity-anchored context (50–80 words), and practical application (20–40 words), totaling 100–150 words. The structure was developed based on Generative Engine Optimization research showing that AI platforms preferentially extract content with clean question-answer formats, verifiable entity references, and concise factual statements. The key distinction from standard FAQ answers is that the first sentence must directly answer the question — no preamble, no qualifications, no “it depends.” AI systems scan for this direct-answer pattern and extract it verbatim for citation.
Build FAQ Pages That AI Platforms Actually Cite
InterCore Technologies has built AI-optimized content infrastructure for law firms since 2002. Our team implements the Knowledge Snippet framework, FAQPage schema, and measurement systems described in this guide — configured for your practice areas, jurisdictions, and competitive landscape.
References
- Aggarwal, P., Murahari, V., Rajpurohit, T., Kalyan, A., Narasimhan, K., & Deshpande, A. (2024). GEO: Generative Engine Optimization. In Proceedings of the 30th ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD ’24), Barcelona, Spain, August 25–29, 2024, pp. 5–16. DOI: 10.1145/3637528.3671900
- Google Search Central. (2025, December 10). Mark up FAQs with structured data. Google for Developers. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/faqpage
- Google Search Central. (2026, January 6). General structured data guidelines. Google for Developers. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/sd-policies
- Frase.io. (2025, November). Are FAQ Schemas Important for AI Search, GEO & AEO? https://www.frase.io/blog/faq-schema-ai-search-geo-aeo
- Profound. (2025). AI citation analysis: 680 million citations, August 2024–June 2025. Referenced in Frase.io analysis.
- Schema.org. (2024). Adoption statistics: approximately 45 million of 362.3 million registered domains use Schema.org markup. Referenced in Epic Notion analysis.
- Epic Notion. (2025, March 10). FAQ Schema in 2025: Still a Valuable SEO Asset. https://www.epicnotion.com/blog/faq-schema-in-2025/
- Mathews, J. (2025, October 31). The rise and fall of FAQ schema — and what it means for SEO today. Search Engine Land. https://searchengineland.com/faq-schema-rise-fall-seo-today-463993
Conclusion
FAQ pages represent one of the highest-leverage page types for law firms pursuing AI search visibility. The combination of question-answer structure, Knowledge Snippet formatting, entity-anchored context, and FAQPage schema markup creates content that AI platforms across the board — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Claude, and Copilot — can reliably extract and cite.
The strategic opportunity is substantial: with only 12.4% of domains implementing any structured data and many law firms having abandoned FAQ optimization after Google’s 2023 rich results restriction, firms that build properly structured FAQ pages now occupy a significant competitive position. Start with your highest-volume practice area, implement the Knowledge Snippet framework for 15–20 questions, deploy FAQPage schema, and measure results against the baseline framework described above.
This guide is part of the Complete Guide to Website Page Types for SEO, GEO, AEO & AI Visibility education hub. For the complete content strategy that connects FAQ pages with hub pages, spoke pages, and other page types, explore the full guide. For implementation support, InterCore’s GEO services team and AI content creation services can build and deploy this entire framework for your firm.
Scott Wiseman
CEO & Founder, InterCore Technologies
Scott Wiseman has led InterCore Technologies since 2002, specializing in AI-powered marketing solutions for law firms. With 23+ years of AI development experience, he and his team have helped hundreds of law firms establish and measure their visibility across AI search platforms.
📅 Published: February 10, 2026 | Last updated: February 10, 2026 | ⏱️ 12 min read