Make your articles easy for ChatGPT and Perplexity to quote

RankingArticles's GEO optimiser rewrites an article so AI answer engines can quote it: an answer-first opening, a clear definition sentence, sourced statistics, an FAQ in conversational phrasing, lists or tables, brand context and freshness. It uses only facts already in the article or its sources, then re-runs the fact check and quality score.

Last updated 2026-11-08 · by Venu Gopal Reddy Muvva, founder

The problem

More buyers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini instead of searching. Those tools quote pages that answer clearly and back their numbers, and most blog posts bury the answer under an introduction.

How to do it in RankingArticles

1. 1

   Open an article

   Open any written article and go to its GEO tab. You see the seven-point checklist and which points it already passes.

2. 2

   Click Optimise for AI answers

   The optimiser rewrites the article to pass more of the checklist, without adding facts that aren't in the sources.

3. 3

   Compare

   The checklist shows before and after, and the fact check and QA run again on the new text.

4. 4

   Publish llms.txt

   On the site's GEO tab, see your llms.txt. With the WordPress plugin it is published at /llms.txt for you.

5. 5

   Check AI crawler access

   With the plugin installed, see which AI crawlers visit and whether your robots.txt blocks an AI search bot.

What you end up with

Articles shaped the way answer engines like to quote them, an llms.txt for your site, and a log of AI crawler visits.

An example

An article on "how to file GST returns" opens with three paragraphs of background. The optimiser moves the direct answer to the first two sentences, adds a one-line definition of GSTR-1, turns the steps into a numbered list and rephrases the FAQ as people ask it. The checklist goes from four of seven to seven of seven, and the fact check passes again.

Tips

• Optimise your most useful existing articles first, not every article.
• Keep sourced statistics: answer engines like quotable numbers with a source.
• Check robots.txt does not block AI search bots, or the rewrite cannot help.

When RankingArticles is not the right tool

Tracking whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini actually mention you is in preview with demo data today. Nobody can guarantee an AI assistant will cite a page; this makes yours easier to quote.

What it costs

RankingArticles starts with a 14-day free trial, no card. After that you keep a free plan (3 articles a month), or pick a paid plan from ₹2,499 ($29) a month. Paid live data, such as AI-answer checks, is pay-as-you-go at our cost. See the plans.

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