What's the equivalent of SEO for LLM exposure?

i.e. tricks for getting your business mentioned by ChatGPT, Claude, etc.

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We've blogged, a lot, since 2018. So, we have a significant amount of training data tied to IPFS.

People that haven't blogged *or* have the majority of their content on closed platforms are going to struggle to be relevant in LLM answers until advertising is introduced.

We are currently doing a lot to ensure we stay at the top for LLM answers and we believe Google is irrelevant to our marketing funnel moving into the future.

7 years of blogs published on our own website

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"Quantity" I think is the property you're looking to optimize for LLM exposure. Generally, write more and better documentation, provide more examples and make reference implementations for common solutions. Make videos, make diagrams, make infographics. You have to just make more data generally, quantity is key.

There’s a company calling it AEO, Ask Engine Optimization.
The goal is to provide context for AI’s that tell it you’re providing answers to their specific queries vs just keyword management rankings.

This is exactly what I think the endgame is for the corporations to push for reliance of assistants. The assistant will be embedded as intermediaries injecting advertisements and information tinted with favored ideologies until we're unable to access raw information.

I wonder if LLM training excludes bot activity - I assume it does but I'm sure there's a way to game the system - maybe in the case of aixbt it's paying enough people or incentivizing them to tweet about you