SEO + GEO features

On vexp.dev, the same engine delivered 4.67K Google clicks at 3.1% CTR, 3.3K citations in AI search engines and 15.7K impressions in Google's AI features report between 25 February and 30 August 2026 (Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, read on 3 September 2026). One site's result: not representative and not guaranteed.

Here's exactly what gets shipped on every article.

On every article

• Question-formatted H2s: most section headers are written as questions. AI answer engines preferentially cite question-formatted content.
• Answer-first paragraphs: the first 2 to 3 sentences of each section directly answer the question; elaboration follows.
• JSON-LD schema: Article + FAQPage + BreadcrumbList combined under a single @graph. The Article node carries the headline, description, author, publisher, dates, word count and keywords.
• Meta title (target 50 to 65 characters) and meta description (target 140 to 160 characters), generated from the body. Both are editable before publishing.
• Social title (up to 95 characters) and social description (up to 180), a variation of the meta fields written for link previews when the article is shared on social networks (Open Graph and Twitter cards). Both are editable before publishing. Ghost gets them in its Facebook and Twitter card fields, Wix as og:title and og:description SEO tags, and the Framer feed exposes them as ogTitle and ogDescription. Webflow and Sanity receive them when the collection or schema has a matching field. WordPress, Shopify and HubSpot have no native field, so those CMSs build the preview from the meta title and description.
• Canonical slug in lowercase kebab-case, at most 80 characters.
• FAQ block of 6 to 12 questions at the end of the article, each answered in 50 to 200 words, mirrored in the FAQPage schema.
• Cover image with alt text written from the same brief as the image. On WordPress, Sanity, Ghost and HubSpot the file is marked as AI-generated in its metadata.
• Real internal links: 1 to 2 links per article to existing pages, picked from your sitemap and from the articles Quibo already published on the site, inserted at a natural anchor in the prose. New sites with no matching page get a link to the homepage.

What you can verify

After publishing, view the article on your CMS and use Google's Rich Results Test. You should see Article + FAQPage detected.

E-E-A-T signals

• Author byline from your site default
• Date published + date modified
• Source citations as real links: the writer is asked to cite at least two facts from the research pack as clickable links to the page they came from
• AI transparency: the Article node includes contentRating: "AI-generated, human-reviewed" plus machine-readable aiGenerated, humanReviewed and generator properties, and a one-sentence reader-facing disclosure is appended at publish time when the site setting is on (the default). See AI transparency.

What you should still do

• Check the internal links we inserted and add more if a closely related post exists.
• Check the cited sources. The links are real, but a person should confirm each page still says what the article says.
• Add the article to your sitemap (most CMSs do this automatically when a post is published).