1. WordPress security plugins
Who AI tools cite
30 pages across 40 AI answers and 2 Google AI Overviews. WPMarmite, Wordfence and WPBeginner come up most.
What the cited pages have
- About 8 question headings per page
- A FAQ (4 of 5 cited guides)
- Specific numbers, such as how many malware variants a scanner checks
What this site has
A news story with 4 question headings and no FAQ.
What to change
- Build the guide from page plan 1
- Add a FAQ with FAQ schema
- State specific, checkable facts for each plugin
2. WordPress vs Webflow
Who AI tools cite
31 pages across 40 AI answers and 1 Google AI Overview.
What the cited pages have
- About 24 list items per page
- A visible updated date (2 of 4)
What this site has
16 list items and a publish date, but no updated date.
What to change
- Add an updated date each time it is refreshed
- Keep the list-heavy layout, and add a side-by-side table
3. WordPress vs Wix
Who AI tools cite
33 pages across 40 AI answers and 2 Google AI Overviews.
What the cited pages have
- Many lists: about 16 per cited page, 26 on the top 3
- One clear "best for" sentence per platform
What this site has
No page yet.
What to change
- Build it from page plan 3
- Write one quotable "best for" sentence for each platform
4. WordPress backup plugins
Who AI tools cite
31 pages across 40 AI answers.
What the cited pages have
- Step-by-step backup and restore instructions
- A pick for most sites, stated up front
What this site has
No page yet.
What to change
- Build it from page plan 4
- Number the backup and restore steps
5. Best ecommerce platforms
Who AI tools cite
30 pages across 2 Google AI Overviews and the AI tools. Zapier, WooCommerce and TrueProfit are quoted for exact fees.
What the cited pages have
- Tables (about 4 per cited page)
- Question headings (4 to 5)
- Exact fee numbers, such as Shopify's 2.4% to 2.9% plus 30 cents per sale
What this site has
No tables and 1 question heading.
What to change
- Add a fees table with exact numbers
- Turn section headings into the questions people ask