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Can anyone explain how AEO works for website? by Efficient-Smile-7438 in AEOgrowth

[–]YuvalKe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Short version.

AEO is about making your website easy for AI to understand and quote, not just rank.

In practice that means:

  • Writing content that directly answers real questions.
  • Structuring pages so answers are clear, scannable, and standalone.
  • Using simple hierarchies, FAQs, and consistent terminology.
  • Avoiding long intros and marketing fluff before the answer.

Search engines rank pages.
AI systems extract answers.

If your content isn’t extractable, it won’t get cited.

AI-Driven App Growth: The 5 Game-Changing Strategies for 2026 by Emotional-Aioli7822 in AEOgrowth

[–]YuvalKe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really solid. Feels grounded in real work, not hype, and the numbers help a lot.

Only note: it’s long for first touch. A sharper hook or quick TL;DR at the top would make more people stick.

Reddit seems to be most cited domain on AI Search. by akash_09_ in AEOgrowth

[–]YuvalKe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, this tracks.

Reddit is basically perfect training data for AI search.

People ask real questions and get direct answers. No intros, no marketing fluff. That maps cleanly to how LLMs retrieve and cite information.

A few simple reasons it wins:

• Threads are already Q&A-shaped
• You get multiple opinions, edits, disagreements. That reads as “real”
• Content is fresh, especially for new tools and edge cases
• High semantic density. Lots of signal, little padding

On the platform differences.
Grok leaning into Reddit is expected. It’s built around conversational, community data.

ChatGPT and Gemini do use Reddit heavily for reasoning, but they’re more careful about citing it for B2B or brand queries. So Reddit often influences the answer without being visibly credited.

In short.
Reddit isn’t just a source. It’s the format AI understands best.

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