# SEO guides for every audit situation

> Step-by-step SEO guides for running audits, using each free tool, fixing AI crawler access, and choosing a plan. Every claim is something you can check.

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Guides

From your first full audit to tool playbooks and plan selection — each guide includes comparisons, eight or more FAQs, and clear upgrade paths.

[__usage_ai-training: the one robots.txt line to opt out of AI training](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/shared-ai-training-opt-out-robots-txt): A single robots.txt group now states your AI-training preference to every provider that honours it. Here is the syntax and the catch with Google-Extended.

[What is GEO? Generative engine optimization vs SEO vs AEO, explained simply](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/what-is-geo): GEO, AEO and SEO describe overlapping jobs. Here is what is genuinely new, and what is the same work with a new name.

[What is query fan-out, and why no tool can show you Google’s real fan-out queries](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/what-is-query-fan-out): AI search splits one question into many searches. Google does not publish them, so here is what you can and cannot know.

[How to get your website mentioned by ChatGPT: what you can control and what you can’t](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/how-to-get-mentioned-by-chatgpt): Four things you can control, three you cannot, and how to check where you stand without guessing.

[How to show up in Google AI Overviews: what Google requires, recommends and reports](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/how-to-show-up-in-google-ai-overviews): Google says there are no extra requirements for AI Overviews. Here is what that means in practice, and how to measure it.

[GEO and AI search glossary: 60 terms in plain English](https://crawlwise.site/guides/ai-search/geo-ai-search-glossary): Sixty GEO and AI search terms, two or three plain sentences each, with a link to the deeper guide where one exists.

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