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optimize-search

Improve technical SEO, organic search performance, and answer-engine visibility. Use for SEO audits, keyword or query intent, page optimization, crawlability, indexing, canonicalization, schema, internal linking, content decay, AI answer citations, retrieval, entity clarity, or diagnosing why a page is not ranking, appearing, or being cited.

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# Optimize search and answer visibility

Diagnose before prescribing.

Find the highest-leverage constraint before prescribing content.

## Use the correct order

1. Confirm the page can be crawled, rendered, indexed, and canonicalized.
2. Confirm the query or question matches the audience and page purpose.
3. Confirm the answer, entity, and product claim are explicit, supported, and extractable.
4. Confirm internal links, authority, and evidence support selection.
5. Improve retrieval and citation structure only after the foundations hold.
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