Mit AI-synlighedsscore er elendig - hvad er den hurtigste måde at forbedre den på?

I specialize in visibility turnarounds. Here’s the prioritized playbook:

Week 1-2: Technical Foundation (Quick wins)

Week 3-4: Content Structure (Medium wins)

Month 2: Content Enhancement

Realistic expectations:

• 30 days: 5-10% improvement possible
• 60 days: 15-25% improvement possible
• 90 days: 25-40% improvement possible

You won’t match competitors in 90 days, but you can show meaningful progress.

More quick wins that work:

Already-ranking content optimization:

If pages already rank well in Google, they’re candidates for AI optimization. Focus there first.

Why this is fastest:

Pages with existing authority get AI attention faster than new pages. Optimize what’s already working.

The audit process:

1. Export top 50 pages by organic traffic
2. Check each for AI citation status
3. Pages that rank but aren’t cited = quick opportunity
4. Optimize structure, add schema, improve format

Real numbers:

We took 30 ranking pages through this process. Within 6 weeks:

• 12 started getting AI citations (40%)
• Average citation rate for those: 18%

FAQ section strategy for quick wins:

Why FAQ sections work:

1. Question-answer format matches AI queries
2. Easy to add to existing pages
3. Schema can be applied
4. AI can extract directly

How to add effectively:

Step 1: Identify questions

• Customer support queries
• “People also ask” from Google
• AI platform testing (“what questions do people ask about [topic]?”)

Step 2: Write complete answers

• 50-150 words each
• Answer the actual question
• Include specific details
• Standalone (makes sense without page context)

Step 3: Add to page

• Position at end of main content
• Clear “FAQ” or “Frequently Asked Questions” heading
• Proper H2/H3 structure

Step 4: Add schema

• FAQPage schema markup
• Match visible content

Time investment:

• 30 minutes per page to add 5 FAQs
• 20 pages in a week is achievable
• Results visible within 4-6 weeks

Technical quick wins checklist:

Day 1 fixes:

[ ] Organization schema on homepage
[ ] Check robots.txt allows AI crawlers
[ ] Verify sitemap includes key pages

Week 1 fixes:

[ ] FAQ schema on top 10 pages
[ ] Author schema with credentials
[ ] Article schema on blog posts
[ ] llms.txt file implementation

robots.txt for AI crawlers:

Check you’re NOT blocking:

• GPTBot
• Google-Extended
• PerplexityBot
• ClaudeBot

Many sites accidentally block these.

llms.txt quick implementation:

# llms.txt
User-agent: *
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml

# Primary content
Primary: /blog/
Primary: /products/
Primary: /about/

# Company information
Name: Your Company Name
Description: One line about what you do

Time to implement all technical fixes:

A developer can do this in 1-2 days. Impact starts showing in 2-4 weeks.

Measuring improvement properly:

What to track:

Setting realistic goals:

What affects speed of improvement:

• Existing domain authority (higher = faster)
• Content quality baseline (better = faster)
• Technical implementation speed
• Competitive landscape

Don’t:

• Expect overnight results
• Compare to competitors with years head start
• Stop tracking after initial improvement
• Neglect ongoing optimization

Mistakes to avoid in the rush to improve:

Mistake 1: Gaming over quality

Stuffing keywords, manufacturing FAQs, thin content with schema = short-term at best, harmful at worst.

Mistake 2: Ignoring existing assets

Creating new content when you could optimize existing ranking content = slower results.

Mistake 3: Platform-specific optimization

Over-optimizing for one AI platform = missing others. Optimize for good content fundamentals.

Mistake 4: Stopping after quick wins

Quick wins plateau. Sustained improvement needs ongoing effort.

Mistake 5: Not measuring properly

Can’t show boss improvement without baseline and consistent tracking.

Mistake 6: Expecting linear progress

AI visibility can be volatile. Week-to-week fluctuation is normal. Look at trends.

The sustainable approach:

Quick wins → foundation building → continuous improvement

Not: Quick wins → declare victory → wonder why it stopped working

This thread has given me a clear action plan. Here’s what I’m implementing:

Week 1-2: Technical foundation

• Organization schema (Day 1)
• Check/fix robots.txt (Day 1)
• FAQ schema on top 10 pages (Week 1)
• llms.txt implementation (Week 1)
• Author schema with credentials (Week 2)

Week 3-4: Content structure

• Add TL;DR to top 20 pages
• Add FAQ sections to top pages
• Convert key info to tables/bullet lists
• Ensure direct answers in first paragraphs

Month 2: Content enhancement

• Expert bylines on all content
• Update outdated content
• Add original data where possible

Tracking:

• Set up Am I Cited monitoring
• Weekly citation rate tracking
• Monthly progress report to boss

Goals:

• 30 days: 12-15% citation rate (from 8%)
• 60 days: 18-22% citation rate
• 90 days: 25-30% citation rate

Key principles:

• Optimize existing ranking content first
• Quick wins then foundation building
• Track and report consistently
• Don’t expect miracles, show progress

Thanks everyone for the actionable advice.