AEO for Framer: get cited by AI search
Framer produces fast, static pages AI crawlers handle easily — the gaps are structured data and an llms.txt. This guide covers adding JSON-LD, confirming crawler access, and shaping content so ChatGPT and Perplexity cite your Framer site.
Platform note: Framer supports custom code and meta per page and exports fast static sites, which suits AI crawlers well.
How to do AEO on Framer
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Verify crawler access
Confirm your Framer site's robots.txt allows AI crawlers; validate it with the Robots.txt AI-crawler checker.
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Add JSON-LD via custom code
Use Framer's custom code / embed to add Organization, Article, and FAQPage JSON-LD in the head. Generate and validate with the JSON-LD tools.
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Host an llms.txt
Add /llms.txt at your domain root where Framer allows, or via a proxy, listing your most citable pages.
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Write answer-first copy
Lead with clear answers and add FAQ sections with schema. Framer's speed helps; structured, factual content is what gets cited.
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Track AI citations
Run a free AI visibility scan to baseline how AI engines cite your Framer site.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Framer good for AI search visibility?+
Yes. Framer's fast static output is crawler-friendly. Add JSON-LD and an llms.txt, keep AI crawlers allowed, and structure content as answers.
How do I add schema to a Framer site?+
Use Framer custom code / embeds to inject JSON-LD in the head. Generate and validate it with a free JSON-LD tool before publishing.
What is AEO for Framer?+
AEO for Framer means optimizing a Framer site to be cited by AI answer engines — via structured data, AI-crawler access, llms.txt, and answer-first content.
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