Altı ay, üç müşteri, her şey test ediliyor… SSS bölümleri, içerik kapsamlılığı, alıntılar, incelemeler. Sonuçlar tutarsız ve neyin işe yaradığını ayırt edemiyorum. Sürekli gördüğüm tek kalıp, üçüncü tarafların sahadaki her şeyden daha önemli olduğunu belirtmesi, ancak güvenilir ölçüm olmadan bunun sinyal mi yoksa gürültü mü olduğunu anlayamıyorum.
İnsanlar gerçekte ne iş buluyor ve bunu tutarlı bir şekilde nasıl ölçüyorsunuz?
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>FAQ sections, content comprehensiveness, citations, reviews. Results are inconsistent and I can’t isolate what’s working.
Because the GEO disinformation isn’t real. None of these do anything.
You’re goign to need to rewire everything you’ve learned
1) LLMs are NOT search engines, they do NOT decide what to crawl, they have no indexes (indices?), they do not understand relationships or look for schema.
Its not about “training data”
2) They outsource to Google (mostly) via a process known as the Query Fan Out.
3) The best place to practise is Perplexity – its honest about how much it searches (all the time)
Put your prompt in
Watch the QFO
Step 1: OPTIMIZE for the QFO and NOT THE PROMPT
Here is an example.
I only created this a few weeks ago. Ergo: its not from Perplexities “training set”
I can run a propmt, not be visible, find the QFO – write a new blog post and rank in Google in 10 minutes and appear in the QFO — then its impossible for it to be training
And yes – not only am I quoted in the result set – I’m in the additional grounding
Here is the result set – and I’m near the top and these are all super big agencies