I built a 126-page site optimised to be quoted by LLMs. Here is everything I shipped.
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A static Astro site built around one question — what does a page need to look like for a language model to quote it accurately? Separating the parts that definitely work from the parts that are still a bet. I built a website for a self-published book series recently. Small niche, unknown author, no existing audience, no backlinks, no budget. The kind of site that would normally take two years to rank for anything and might never rank at all. So I built it for a different surface. Not "rank #4…
1Key Takeaways
- A static Astro site built around one question — what does a page need to look like for a language model to quote it accurately?
- Separating the parts that definitely work from the parts that are still a bet.
- I built a website for a self-published book series recently.
- Small niche, unknown author, no existing audience, no backlinks, no budget.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that a static Astro site built around one question — what does a page need to look like for a language model to quote it accurately?
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