Görünüşe göre AI araması gelecek ve geride kalmak istemiyorum. LLM Arama Motorları tarafından dizin web sitesini nasıl alabilirim?
Ağustos 23, 2025
Ağustos 23, 2025
ChatGPT uses Bing
Most LLMs are using various indexes and crawls and not just one source. ChatGPT has a crawler, but also uses Bing’s index, CommonCrawl, and searches using transitional search and non-search sources (Google, Bing, Reddit).
Therefore, you want your website crawlable in general with links to your site. So being indexed in Google and Bing are excellent places to start.
LLMs don’t index sites. They are trained on a corpus of content. We never know when that is updated. It isn’t on a regular schedule.
How to be included in that? Nobody knows. But it certainly helps to be a top ranking site in your niche.
Press releases or getting your content mentioned on trusted sites can help a lot, since LLMs often learn from widely shared and cited info.
Do good SEO.
I heard some people using llm.txt, similar to robots.txt that can help llm like chatgpt to crawl a website.
From an SEO perspective, You need to understand the [Query Fan Out](https://editorninja.com/what-is-query-fan-out-for-llm-seo/) – you can google this too
“Indexing” isn’t really how LLMs work, but I get what you’re asking.
LLMs train on massive datasets that are mostly already frozen. They’re not crawling your site daily like Google. Instead, they pull from sources that were in their training data plus some real-time search integration.
Focus on getting cited in places LLMs already trust: industry publications, authoritative forums, well-established directories. When someone asks Claude “best accounting software for freelancers” it’s more likely to mention you if you’re quoted in Forbes or listed on Software Advice than if you just have good on-page SEO.
We’re building Sentaiment to track exactly this problem. Most companies have no clue if their optimization efforts are actually working because they can’t see how different LLMs represent them.
Quick test: ask ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity questions your customers would ask. Do you show up? Most don’t.
The real opportunity isn’t “getting indexed” but understanding how you’re currently represented and optimizing from there.