Answer Engine Optimization
Classic SEO competes for ten links. AEO competes for a handful of citations inside a single generated answer. Searva scores and fixes both.
Direct answers
Answer the question in the first 40–60 words, in plain language, before the marketing copy starts.
- Question-shaped headings
- Answer-first paragraphs
- Short, self-contained sentences
Machine-readable structure
Models parse structure before prose. Headings, lists and tables decide whether your page can be quoted at all.
- One clear H1
- Logical H2/H3 hierarchy
- Lists and tables for comparisons
Entity and schema data
Structured data tells the model what your organization is, what it offers and where it operates.
- Organization & Service schema
- FAQPage for question content
- Article with author and dates
Citation signals
Answer engines prefer sources they can attribute: named authors, publication dates, references and consistent facts.
- Named author
- Published and updated dates
- External references
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