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9. GEO / Agentic Reach

GEO means Generative Engine Optimization: making your verified answers readable by AI systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude.

Agentic Reach measures whether these systems actually access your content.

Klariton exposes public, structured data for live, allowed content:

  • llms.txt
  • Agentic feed
  • Schema.org / JSON-LD
  • Sitemap
  • FAQPage markup for FAQ touchpoints
  • Service-like markup for legacy advisors where applicable

Only content that is live and allowed for agentic visibility should appear.

llms.txt is a crawler-readable guide to your AI-facing content. Klariton generates it per organization and links to the agentic feed.

Controls:

  • Organization-level master switch.
  • Custom header text.
  • Per-touchpoint visibility.
  • Per-BIQ visibility.

Do not put personal data into llms.txt or custom headers. It is public.

AI crawlers look on your own domain first. For best results:

  • Add Klariton’s recommended robots.txt block to your shop.
  • Include the sitemap line.
  • Prefer a first-party Klariton subdomain for sitemap URLs when available.
  • Redirect /llms.txt from your domain to the Klariton-generated endpoint where your platform allows it.

Agentic Reach shows:

  • Bot reads over time.
  • Provider breakdown: OpenAI/ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google/Gemini, Anthropic/Claude and others.
  • Reads by touchpoint.
  • Reads by product.
  • Sitemap reads.
  • Verified bot rate.
  • Activity log/live log.

Do not expose thin or empty content. A small set of well-sourced BIQs is better than a large feed of weak answers.

Before enabling GEO:

  • Publish the BIQs you trust.
  • Exclude sensitive BIQs.
  • Resolve major SafeGuard findings.
  • Confirm that URLs return valid structured data.

Everything exposed through GEO feeds is public. Never publish customer data, internal notes, legal drafts or confidential product information.