AI assistants cite clean, attributable entities. Citanto generates the structured data that makes your pages legible to them, produced from your content, not an afterthought.
When Citanto writes a piece, it produces the matching JSON-LD, FAQPage from the questions, Article from the page, so the schema reflects what's actually there. That consistency is what makes structured data trustworthy to a machine, rather than decoration.
Beyond per-page schema, Citanto helps establish your brand as a clear entity, Organization or relevant type, with the signals (sameAs, consistent naming) that let an assistant connect mentions of you to a single, real thing. Disambiguation is half of being cited.
Schema isn't a setup step you do once. As Citanto generates content each month, the structured data comes with it, so your citable surface grows alongside your content instead of going stale.
What structured data you have, what's missing, what's malformed.
FAQPage and Article schema from each content piece, plus entity schema for your brand.
Every generated piece carries its JSON-LD, so page and schema always match.
New content brings new schema each cycle, so your citable surface keeps growing.
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Structured data is JSON-LD markup (FAQPage, Article, entity schema) that describes your page to machines: who published it, what it answers, what it's about. For GEO it matters because AI assistants cite clean, attributable entities more confidently than anonymous prose.
It turns a page into a clean, machine-readable entity, who published it, what questions it answers, what it's about, so an assistant can understand and attribute it. Anonymous prose is harder to cite confidently than well-structured, schema-backed content.
Yes. Each piece Citanto generates ships with its JSON-LD (FAQPage and Article) produced from the content itself, so the structured data always matches the page.