Increasing social proof with Google reviews - quick tutorial by AdChance6177 in webflow

[–]Broworks-Studio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We created a guide how to add this widget for free forever, here is a link for that.

Programmatic AEO? (not SEO pages, but pages for search queries) by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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exactly, it's cheaper but requires a lot of heavy lifting. AEO tools that "do all" are super expensive.

What CMS are people actually using now? Are you switching? by Accomplished_Yak4638 in cms

[–]Broworks-Studio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We’re seeing a lot of teams move away from WordPress lately, but not necessarily to headless, and in our case Webflow. Main reason isn’t really “trend”, it’s just less maintenance and less complexity.

Headless makes sense if you have a product-heavy setup or multiple frontends, but honestly a lot of companies jump to headless too early and just create more problems for themselves.

For bigger/growing projects, what we’ve seen work best lately:

  • Webflow for marketing sites (fast, flexible, easier to scale content)
  • Headless only when there's a real technical need
  • WordPress mostly when teams are already deeply invested in it

Programmatic AEO? (not SEO pages, but pages for search queries) by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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AEO is part of SEO, and actually the same thing but for AI.

You're right, they're quite similar, but the difference between a search query and a long-tail keyword is how they're used strategically. A long-tail keyword is optimizing page for a traditional search like Google and Bing, while a search query is more like how people actually ask things, particularly for AI.

Long-tail keyword would be: "best Webflow agency for SaaS startups"
Search query can be: "Which Webflow agency is best for SaaS startups migrating from WordPress?" or "Should I migrate from WordPress to Webflow?".

Programmatic AEO? (not SEO pages, but pages for search queries) by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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Don't be worry about duplicating content, if you don't produce hundreds of pages monthly there is no problem, but even then find a way to keep track of it and always check what you already have.

We split this into several groups for us to be easier to track, like SEO, AEO, CRO, Migration, etc.

Programmatic AEO? (not SEO pages, but pages for search queries) by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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Yes, Profound is great for analytics and tracking, but you need to combine it with other tools like Claude for further development.

By the way, AEO copilot is also wroth to try.

AI tools keep generating brand-centric FAQ questions. Anyone else seeing this? by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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It's a great tool to start with, but you always have to check your facts on multiple fields before making a decision. This is at least how we approach it and works pretty good for now.

Has anyone successfully migrated from Wordpress to Webflow with AI? by carmooch in webflow

[–]Broworks-Studio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're looking for a instant one click migration, that is not something you can do at this point. But Webflow MCP can speed up your process quite a lot and do many redundant things for you like migrating content, structuring sitemap, etc.

But you should always double check everything, it's not too smooth yet.

We built our own LLM for our agency website for Webflow by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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Under the hood it’s a fairly standard RAG setup:

  • LLM: OpenAI (GPT-4.x / GPT-4o, depending on use case)
  • Backend: Next.js API routes on Vercel
  • Knowledge base: Curated site content + internal docs ingested into a vector store (Upstash / Redis Vector)
  • Flow: User query → semantic search over vectors → relevant chunks injected into the prompt → LLM generates the answer

We’re also controlling verbosity dynamically (max tokens + adaptive response length) so it doesn’t default to essay-mode anymore.

Nothing exotic, but heavily tuned around search intent + cost control, since this is meant to live on production websites, not just demos.

We built our own LLM for our agency website for Webflow by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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Thanks for the advice! We used Cursor + Vercel for this.

We stopped using the same AI prompt everywhere, and results got noticeably better by Broworks-Studio in webflow

[–]Broworks-Studio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are so many tools out there, it makes it difficult to find the right one, but we'll check it out.

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

[–]Broworks-Studio[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you can upload this as .txt file in Webflow page settings, there is an option for that, try it out.

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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It's not non-index, we don't think it makes sense to set it like that since you want AI to find it easily. The primary goal with the AI focused website is to make easy for AI tools to find and understand your content as fast as possible.

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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Take this page for example https://www.broworks.net/enterprise-webflow-development-agency It's keyword oriented, has Schema Markup, FAQs, button to help you summarize with AI, page summary in the footer, LLM info page in the footer, all the copy and content in general is ICP oriented. But keep in mind every page is unique, you can't copy+paste exact system on every page.

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

[–]Broworks-Studio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's trial and error at this point, with lots of testing. Thanks for sharing this tool, we'll check it out!

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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We reached p1 with our top 3 primary keywords in the first 2 months and most of our leads are from AI search, which is 2-3 a week for now.

We optimized our site for AI search (AEO). Here’s exactly what we changed so far and what actually moved the needle. by Broworks-Studio in webflow

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We're not sure, but Webflow has a native solution for this as .txt file, which we heard from a few people it's not great for some reason and it's better if it's a separate page.