Content work
Six content patterns that earn assistant citations
- 01
Constraint-first buying guidance
Guidance organised by the constraints people actually state — budget, size, compatibility, use frequency — with a direct recommendation per constraint.
Prompt matchHigh - 02
Specification blocks in text
Every measurable attribute written as text on the page and mirrored in Product schema, never left inside an image or spec-sheet download.
ExtractabilityHigh - 03
Explicit unsuitability
Stating who a product is not for is unusually quotable, because assistants need exclusion criteria to narrow a shortlist.
Citation valueStrong - 04
Named comparisons
Comparison content that reaches a verdict per use case rather than presenting a neutral feature grid.
Answer fitStrong - 05
Question-shaped headings
One question per heading, answered in the first two sentences beneath it, so a single passage can stand alone.
Passage qualityHigh - 06
Stable fact sheets
A canonical place for shipping, returns, warranty and availability facts, matching what third-party sources say.
ConsistencyHigh