Write one page so an AI can lift a clean answer out of it
AI does the tedious part here: it restructures a rambling page into direct, quotable answers and flags which claims need a real source. What it cannot do is invent the proof. The actual stat, the named study, the third-party review has to come from you.
Fastest path: one prompt, end to end
Paste your page's text into ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Claude with this:
🤖 AI prompt — paste into ChatGPT / Claude
You are a GEO (generative-engine optimization) editor. I will paste the full text of ONE web page. Rewrite it so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can lift a clean, self-contained answer out of it.
[PASTE FULL PAGE TEXT]
[PRIMARY BUYER QUESTION this page should answer]
Do this:
1. Rewrite every section so its FIRST 2-3 sentences fully answer the question its heading implies, in 40-60 words, in definitive language ("does", not "may help"). Add supporting specifics after.
2. Turn vague headings into the real question a buyer would type (e.g. "Does it work for sensitive skin?").
3. Where a comparison exists, replace the prose with ONE markdown table.
4. Output the rewrite, THEN a second table titled "Claims needing a source" with columns: Claim | Why it needs proof | Where to get it (name a real source: a study, a review platform, or your own data).
5. Do not guess or estimate any number. Every figure must come from a source you can cite, and you must put that source next to it. If you cannot verify a figure, leave it blank and tell me to fill it in. If you cannot browse, still do the rewrite and flag every number as "verify".
Or do it in 5 steps
- Pick your single highest-intent page (the one closest to a purchase decision), not the homepage.
- For each section, rewrite the first sentence to answer its heading in 40-60 words. Read only that sentence aloud; if it does not stand alone, rewrite it.
- Add FAQPage/Article/Product schema (JSON-LD) that matches the visible text word for word. Mismatched schema gets a page ignored, not boosted.
- List every hard claim and attach a real source, then get your best stat echoed on one third-party site you do not control (a review, a roundup, a genuine forum answer).
- Ship an llms.txt at your site root last: a cheap add-on, not a substitute for the rewrite. Done = a stranger can copy any one section and it still makes complete sense.
Before / after (example)
Before: "Our sensitive-skin philosophy is rooted in years of dermatological partnership and a belief that gentle is better."
After (example): "Yes, this moisturizer is formulated for sensitive skin: fragrance-free, National Eczema Association Accepted, tested at pH 5.5. In a 2025 supplier panel of 120 users, 88% reported no irritation over 4 weeks." (The 88% is a placeholder. Replace it with your own panel number before publishing.)
Re-run on your next page quarterly.