iLuvSEO Intelligence

AI Search Intelligence

Track what AI search systems can retrieve, cite, measure, and complete. Every guide ties the claim to a source, a test, or a business result.

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The iLuvSEO AI Search Evidence Protocol

A practical way to separate official documentation, live site data, controlled tests, interpretation, and business results in AI search work.

  • Start with the business decision. Choose the metric after that.
  • Keep eligibility, exposure, citation, visit, assisted conversion, and revenue separate.
  • Save the exact test conditions. Repeat the test before calling it a pattern.
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Built around decisions, not dates

Six research tracks

Systems

Retrieval & Evidence

See how query fan-out, grounding, source history, freshness, and canonical pages shape the evidence an answer system can retrieve.

  • Query fan-out
  • Grounding
  • Provenance
  • Freshness

Accountability

Measurement & Testing

Keep impressions, citations, referrals, controlled tests, and business results separate. They answer different questions.

  • Visibility layers
  • Repeated samples
  • Attribution
  • Decision metrics

Technical

Agent-Ready Web

Test whether crawlers and browser agents can reach the site, understand its controls, and finish a task safely.

  • Crawler controls
  • DOM semantics
  • Accessibility tree
  • Safe actions

Commerce

Commerce & Product Discovery

Keep product facts aligned across visible pages, structured data, merchant feeds, live inventory, and commerce protocols.

  • Product truth
  • Merchant feeds
  • UCP and ACP
  • Inventory

Research

Benchmarks & Data

Publish the sample, test conditions, method, uncertainty, and limits. Readers should be able to judge the result.

  • Citation stability
  • Source recurrence
  • Brand accuracy
  • Open methods

Current systems

Field Notes & Standards

Track only changes that affect decisions: platform rules, crawlers, reports, standards, and bad advice worth correcting.

  • Platform changes
  • Specifications
  • Myth audits
  • Change logs