Put the answer right under the heading
The passage answer engines lift is usually the paragraph straight after a heading. Make it the answer: one to three sentences, 40 to 320 characters, that still make sense on their own.
In today’s fast-moving landscape, teams everywhere are rethinking how they work. That’s why we built a platform that brings everything together…
Acme is invoicing software for freelancers. It sends invoices, chases late payments and files VAT returns in 14 EU countries.
SagBot reads the paragraph after each heading on your site and checks its length.
Phrase headings as the questions people ask
“Pricing” tells a model little. “How much does Acme cost?” matches what someone types into an assistant, and the paragraph under it becomes the answer. You don’t need every heading to be a question; a few in the right places do the work.
SagBot reads your site’s h1 to h4 headings and counts the questions. It’s advice, not part of the score.
Mark up your questions and answers
Once a page has question headings, FAQPage markup hands answer engines the same pairs in a form they don’t have to parse. The marked-up text must match what’s visible on the page.
SagBot reads whether your site has question headings and, if so, FAQPage or QAPage JSON-LD with its questions.
Make sure the text is in the HTML
Most AI crawlers don’t run JavaScript. If your words only appear after a script runs, the crawler sees an empty shell. Ask your developers to render the text on the server; you’ll know it worked when the words show up in “view source”.
SagBot reads the text on your site without running JavaScript: how many words, and whether it has headings.
Decide what AI may do with your content
Content Signals in robots.txt state your terms separately: appear in search (search), be used in AI answers (ai-input), be used to train models (ai-train). It’s an editorial decision as much as a technical one, so make it on purpose.
SagBot reads the Content-Signal lines in your robots.txt.
See which of these your site passes
SagBot checks your site; use the same rules on every article you publish.