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Writing pages AI understands

Facts, not adjectives: turn marketing into citable information.

Citely Team4 steps5 min

A page can charm a human and stay mute to an AI. The difference comes down to one thing: the machine looks for extractable facts, not storytelling. Here's how to write for both.

Lead with the answer

Put the key information up front, not after three paragraphs. "Fragrance-free, dermatologically tested" is citable as-is; a marketing intro is not.

Facts, not adjectives

Replace vague with precise: "optimal protection" → "SPF 50, water-resistant 40 min, fragrance-free". An engine can only cite what it can verify.

Answer the real questions

  • Compatibility ("works with…").
  • Size, material, care.
  • Decisive ingredients or specs.

Add a structured FAQ

A FAQPage with real buyer questions, answered in one factual sentence, is the format engines love to reuse.

Go from theory to your catalog.

Citely structures and measures your catalog from your real data — never invented.