As discussed with Nate here's a list of openly available llms.txt generators, I'd check the output carefully to see which ones are the most comprehensive, this isn't exactly rocket science: The llms.txt file purpose is to have a quick and easy to read guide for AI Bots/Crawlers on the contents of your website so they understand what is about and how to get there. here's an useful article about it. Here's the original proposal: llms-txt.org So, straight to the tools, I've used a couple: - Writesonic llms.txt generator - Test output (Althought this isn't in mardown format) - Wordlift llms.txt generator - This one outputs markdown but shows a shorter output - For the most technical ones, here's a Github repo with one version that you can host yourself with your own Api keys: Firecrawl LLMs.txt Generator Let Us know what you guys think!

Have you guys seen this - and I just missed it? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKxdLRBxtbr/?igsh=MThzYWs5dHY5aG9nMg==

I asked ChatGPT how much it would cost to ship a handmade rug. The results were amazing and pulled from one primary citation. When I followed the link, I could tell instantly why it was ChatGPT's first pick. Look at how robust this page is! https://redstagfulfillment.com/cost-to-ship-rug/?utm_source=chatgpt.com This is what we should be aiming to create. Content optimized for LLM queries is also content that's optimized for human eyeballs. pretty convenient, huh? :-P

How did Reddit become the most important site on the internet?! Full post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7343573075952660480-0oUi The data comes from Profound which claims to boost AI visibility. Has anyone tried these guys? @Julian Lopez ? https://www.tryprofound.com/