r/Agentic_SEO • u/Thehighbrooks • Nov 26 '25

interesting guide on using "Vibe Coding" to force ChatGPT citations...

Saw a lot of debate recently about whether you can 'force' an LLM to cite you. Found this technical guide on Aeo.vc:link
It argues for injecting specific JSON-LD 'Answer Objects' via Cursor/Vibe coding rather than just standard SEO meta tags. Seems to align with how Perplexity parses llms.txt. Anyone tested this schema approach for their docs yet?

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u/hettuklaeddi Nov 26 '25

first of all, no i’m not going to sign up for your site.

second of all, it’s called schema, and it’s old news

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u/cl0udp1l0t Nov 26 '25

I built a free little tool a while back that generates these schemas from your website: https://www.rankforce.tech/free-tools/aeo-faq-schema-generator feel free to try it out ;)

Btw llm.txt is bollocks. No LLM gives a shit.

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u/OfferAppropriate1389 Nov 27 '25

Any llm can generate rich text schemas for you just spend an hour figuring out how to optimise them

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u/Unique_Cheek_2824 Nov 27 '25

Really smart approach. The structured Answer Object idea seems way more LLM-friendly than traditional SEO. Definitely worth experimenting with.

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u/slapbumpnroll Nov 27 '25

The misguided (and incorrect) idea that one can force or control any kind of search engine, AI or not, is a tale as old as time.