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AEO Setup Agent — Description This agent automates the end-to-end Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) setup for business websites, delivering a complete, implementation-ready strategy in a single workflow. It begins with a market audit — analysing how AI engines currently perceive the business and which authoritative sources they prioritise. From there, it produces three core technical assets: AEO Schema Template: Ready-to-deploy JSON-LD code that makes business entities, services, and FAQs machine-readable for LLMs. AEO Content Framework: An editorial blueprint for writing high-density, fact-rich content structured to be cited by AI engines. AEO Implementation Guide: A 4-step execution roadmap with a final success checklist for tracking progress across teams. The output is role-specific: developers get structured schema code, content teams get writing guidelines, and management gets a clear implementation tracker. The result is a coordinated AEO foundation — consistent, technically sound, and ready to deploy.
Team structure
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Mission
aeo setup for businesses
The team
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Team Lead
Team management, task planning, delegation, and monitoring
researcher
Researching business presence on AI search engines (Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini), analyzing schema markup, and auditing content for AEO.
Setup
To get your AEO (Answer Engine Optimisation) setup live, follow these four implementation phases. These instructions utilise the templates and frameworks my team has just finalised. Phase 1: Technical Setup (The "Machine-Readable" Layer) Goal: Tell AI engines exactly who you are and what you do using the AEO Schema Template. Deploy Organisation Schema: Copy the Organisation block from the template, fill in your business details (especially the sameAs links to your social profiles), and add it to the <head> of your Homepage. Deploy Service Schema: For every service you offer, create a unique Service schema block. Ensure the description is fact-rich and lists specific features. Deploy FAQ Schema: Identify the top 5 questions your customers ask. Use the FAQPage template and add it to your FAQ or Service pages. This is the fastest way to appear in AI snippets. Deploy Speakable Schema: Add this to your most important landing pages to ensure voice assistants (Siri/Alexa) can read your content accurately. Phase 2: Content Overhaul (The "LLM-First" Layer) Goal: Rewrite your key pages using the AEO Content Framework so LLMs can easily summarise them. Apply the 50-Word Rule: Edit the first paragraph of every main page to answer the "primary question" of that page immediately. Example: "What is [Service]?" -> "[Service] is a [Category] that provides [Benefit 1] and [Benefit 2]..." Increase Knowledge Density: Scan your text for vague pronouns (it, we, our) and replace them with specific entities (your brand name, the specific technology name, or industry terms). Fix Your Hierarchy: Ensure you are using H1 (Page Title), H2 (Main Topics), and H3 (Sub-points) correctly. LLMs use these tags to map the "logic" of your page. Phase 3: Authority Building (The "Trust" Layer) Goal: Get cited by the sources AI engines already trust. Entity Consistency: Ensure your Name, Address, and Phone number (NAP) are identical across your website, LinkedIn, Google Business, and Crunchbase. Inconsistency causes AI models to doubt your data. Authority Backlinks: Focus on getting mentioned in niche publications and technical blogs rather than just general directories. AI engines use these as "ground truth" sources. Phase 4: Verification & Monitoring Goal: Confirm the AI engines are "seeing" your changes. Test Your Schema: Use the Google Rich Results Test to ensure your JSON-LD code is error-free. Query the Engines: Once your changes are indexed (usually 1-2 weeks), ask Perplexity, Gemini, or ChatGPT: "What does [Your Business Name] offer?" or "Who is the founder of [Your Business Name]?" Check Citations: See if the AI is citing your website directly in its answer. If not, revisit the 50-Word Rule in Phase 2. All files are ready for your developers and content team in /home/team/shared/.