SEOJuice knowledge base
Verifiable knowledge about discoverability
This knowledge base brings together practical explanations of organic discoverability, AI Search and measurability. We link to primary documentation where possible and make uncertainty visible.
- Direct answer: The key point comes first, without a lengthy introduction.
- Primary sources: Important statements refer to original documentation.
- Visible limitations: No guarantee or conclusion unsupported by the data used.
GEO and AI Search
Learn what Generative Engine Optimization means, how it relates to SEO and AEO, and what websites can practically do to become accessible and citable.
- What is GEO?
- SEO versus GEO versus AEO
- Becoming visible in ChatGPT
- Measuring AI visibility carefully
SEO terminology without jargon
A term is only useful when it is clear what it changes in practice. Our definition pages therefore also explain risks, measurement points and next steps.
- Linkjuice and internal links
- Technical indexing
- Search intent and page architecture
Choose your question, not the terminology first
You do not need to know in advance whether your problem falls under technical SEO, content, AEO or GEO. Start with what you want to understand: why a page is not being found, how AI Search uses sources, how to assess a measurement or which approach suits your organisation.
Each path starts with a self-contained answer, shows the source supporting the explanation and points to a concrete next step. This keeps the knowledge base useful for business owners and specialists without sending visitors through multiple pages of the same explanation.
- My page is not being found
- I want to understand how AI Search works
- I want to assess a measurement
- I want to compare a service or approach
How we check a knowledge article
A knowledge article is not updated because its date looks old, but because its content or a source has changed. Every substantive revision checks the direct answer, changing product information, internal links, primary sources and the limits of claims.
A layout change without a substantive change does not receive a new content date. Examples are clearly labelled as real, anonymised or illustrative, and an author or editorial team is named only when that responsibility actually exists.
- Primary sources over derivative summaries
- Source checked for accessibility and current meaning
- Examples clearly labelled as real, anonymised or illustrative
- Publication and last substantive update dates stored separately
From understanding to context and implementation
A definition page does not stand alone. The explanation of linkjuice belongs with technical SEO, SEO content and logical page architecture. The GEO articles together form a learning path from definitions and comparisons to technical accessibility and measurement.
Service pages then describe the analysis and implementation SEOJuice can provide. This separation keeps the knowledge base informative: readers can fully understand a question without every answer ending in a sales claim.
- Definition pages explain terms and limitations
- Hubs connect related questions
- Methodology pages describe measurement rules
- Service pages describe analysis and implementation
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the knowledge base?
The SEOJuice editorial team creates the guides using its practical expertise and public primary documentation. The responsible organisation is Linktool B.V.
Are the articles updated?
Yes. Each page shows the date of its last substantive change. Changing product information is checked again when a guide is revised.
Which sources does SEOJuice use?
For product and crawler information, we prefer the relevant platform’s official documentation. Our own conclusions are labelled as a method, observation or hypothesis.
How can I report an error?
Send the URL, relevant passage and preferably a primary source to the contact address. The editorial team assesses whether a substantive correction and a new update date are needed.
What is the difference between a knowledge article and a service page?
A knowledge article explains a question in a verifiable way. A service page describes the analysis and implementation SEOJuice can provide. An explanation does not have to lead to a purchase.
Primary sources
By SEOJuice editorial team, Linktool B.V.. Content last updated: .
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