Learn AI · SEO

SEO, explained like you are new here.

SEO sounds like magic, but it is mostly hygiene: clear titles, honest descriptions, sensible structure, and content that answers real questions. Here is the beginner playbook.

What SEO actually is

SEO (search engine optimization) is making your pages easy for search engines to understand, trust, and recommend. Google reads your titles, headings, links and content — then decides who to show. You cannot buy your way to the top; you earn it with clarity and usefulness.

The beginner checklist

One clear topic per page. A page about "tokens" and a page about "models" beats one page about everything.
A title that says what the page is. Under 60 characters, main keyword up front.
A meta description that earns the click. 150?160 characters, human, specific.
Headings that outline the page. Use one H1 and a logical H2 order.
Alt text on images. Describe the picture; it helps people and search engines.
Internal links. Link related pages so crawlers can explore your site.

Ranking in the AI age

Search is changing: more and more people get answers directly from AI assistants, which read your pages too. The rules that work for AI answers are the same as for Google — write clear, specific, well-structured content that answers a real question. Cite sources, use plain language, and don't stuff keywords.

Same habits, new readers. An AI bot that can understand your page will recommend it to a human. Clarity is the whole game.

A tiny toolkit to start

Google Search Console — see how your pages appear and which keywords bring clicks.
your sitemap.xml — tells Google what pages exist (this site uses one).
An AI with a terminal — run an SEO audit on your own posts (see the /og workflow).

Publishing help is one topic; this whole library is the other. Start at the beginning or jump to the glossary.