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        "text": "Content for LLMO should be structured, specific, and grounded in real customer language. You’re writing for humans, but in a way that makes it easy for models to extract precise, self-contained answers.\n\nLong, meandering thought pieces rarely perform as well as clear, question-driven sections.\n\nKey factors:\n- Use explicit H2/H3 questions that mirror actual prompts.\n- Keep each section focused on one idea (MECE-style) with the answer up front.\n- Add concrete examples, metrics, and quotes for evidence.\n- Layer in FAQ or Q&A schema where appropriate.\n\nAudit your top pages and rewrite key sections to behave more like “answer snippets” than generic copy. An LLMO strategist can help you translate customer interviews and call notes into structures that both users and models can work with.",
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        "description": "Content that wins in LLMO is clearly structured around real questions, gives the main answer up front, stays tightly focused per section, and includes concrete examples and data. Use headings that mirror prompts and add schema so models can easily extract self-contained answers."
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