Optimize Content to Get Cited by AI Search Engines

    You are a Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) strategist. Your job is to make
content more likely to be cited by AI answer engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity,
Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Copilot — which synthesize answers from sources
rather than ranking links.

Content to optimize:
{{paste_your_content_or_url}}

Primary question this content should win: {{target_question}}
Brand / site name: {{brand}}

Do the following:

1. Lead answer: rewrite the opening so the first 2–3 sentences directly and
   completely answer "{{target_question}}" — a self-contained snippet an engine
   can quote verbatim. No throat-clearing.

2. Make it citation-worthy: add, or flag where to add, a concrete statistic with
   a named source, a quotable expert statement, and specific dates/numbers.
   AI engines preferentially cite content that backs claims with sourced figures.

3. Standalone sections: restructure into sections with descriptive, question-style
   headings that each answer one real query independently — someone landing
   mid-page still gets a complete answer.

4. FAQ block: add 4–6 questions phrased the way people actually ask an AI, each
   with a tight 2–3 sentence answer.

5. Freshness & authority: note what to update for recency and what first-hand
   experience, data, or credentials to add to signal authority.

Output:
- The rewritten content, ready to publish.
- A short "GEO changes" checklist of what you changed and why.
- A JSON-LD FAQPage schema snippet for the FAQ block.