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AI SEO, built in. Get found on Google and in AI answers.

Site not showing up on Google, or never mentioned by ChatGPT? Fylo.Host writes the files and markup search engines and AI assistants look for, every time you upload or publish. You don’t touch a single setting.

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At a glance

What is AI SEO on Fylo.Host?

AI SEO is the search toolkit built into Fylo.Host’s static site hosting. It covers classic Google SEO and the newer work of getting quoted by AI assistants, which is also called GEO (generative engine optimization) or AEO (answer engine optimization). When you upload or publish, Fylo writes your sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt and a Markdown copy of every page, adds structured data to your blog, checks each page’s title, headings and length, and keeps the site fast. The result: Google can find and understand your pages, and AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read and cite them. It is on every plan and in the 7-day free trial.

Google SEO
Sitemaps, robots.txt, meta tags, schema and six page checks
AI answers (GEO / AEO)
Readable HTML, AI crawlers allowed, llms.txt, Markdown copies
Speed
Auto-speed optimization, about 100 ms TTFB from 330+ cities
Repairs
Redirects for renamed pages, old-domain link fixer
Your files
Never overwritten; every generated file has an off switch
Plans
Every plan and the 7-day trial, from $4.66/month billed yearly
Diagnose

Why isn’t my website showing on Google?

Search Google for site:yourdomain.com. No results, or fewer pages than you have? It is almost always one of these.

The reasonWhat it looks likeWhat Fylo does about it
Google hasn’t found the site yetNew site, no sitemap, nothing links to itWrites /sitemap.xml with every page and your blog, updated on every upload and publish. You submit it once in Search Console.
Search engines are blockedA robots.txt rule or a leftover noindex tagWrites a robots.txt that welcomes every crawler. Live Fylo sites are never set to noindex; only drafts and previews are.
It still lives on a temporary addressA preview link or an old host’s subdomainConnect your own domain with free SSL. Links still pointing at your old address are found and fixed in one click.
Pages don’t say what they’re aboutMissing titles and descriptions, several H1s, no headingsSix SEO checks on every page in the Pages editor, with a one-click fix for extra H1s.
Too little textThin pages with only a few linesA word-count check, plus a built-in blog for publishing real answers.
The site is slowHeavy images, render-blocking CSS and JSAuto-speed turns on WebP images, minified HTML and CSS, delayed JavaScript and lazy loading, served from the edge at about 100 ms TTFB.
A page moved and the old link is deadRenamed pages break Google results and old linksChanging a page’s address in the Pages editor leaves a redirect at the old one.

Straight answer: no host can promise you a ranking. Fylo removes the technical reasons Google skips a site. New sites often take a few days to a few weeks to appear, and where you rank still depends on how useful your pages are.

AI answers

How Fylo helps AI assistants find and cite you

More people now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews instead of scrolling results. To be the source they quote, your pages have to be easy for a machine to read and trust.

Plain HTML AI can read

AI crawlers often don’t run JavaScript. A static site’s words are right there in the HTML, so nothing is hidden from them.

AI crawlers let in

Fylo’s robots.txt doesn’t block GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot. Many sites block them by accident.

Markdown copy of every page

Each page and post is also served as clean Markdown at its address + .md, the format AI tools read most easily.

Structured data on your blog

Organization or Person, WebSite, breadcrumbs, articles and FAQs, so machines know who you are and what each page answers.

Answers in a question-and-answer shape

FAQ and table-of-contents blocks in the blog editor give AI assistants short, quotable answers.

Real authors

Author boxes with a photo, bio and social links show who is behind the content, which both Google and AI assistants weigh.

About llms.txt: it is a proposed standard, and 2026 server-log studies show most AI crawlers rarely request it yet. Fylo writes one because it costs nothing, but we don’t sell it as a magic switch. Readable pages, open crawler access, structured data and clear answers do far more.

On every upload and publish

What Fylo writes for you

Each file is written only if your site doesn’t already have its own, and each has a switch in the dashboard.

/sitemap.xmlWebsite sitemap. Every page of your site plus your blog sitemap. The file you submit to Google.
/robots.txtCrawler rules. Lets Google, Bing and AI crawlers in and points them to your sitemap.
/llms.txtAI index. A plain-text list of your pages and posts in the llmstxt.org format.
/about.mdMarkdown copies. Every page and post also at its address + .md, clean text for AI tools.
/blog/sitemap.xmlBlog sitemap and an RSS feed at /blog/feed.xml, rebuilt on every post.
JSON-LDSchema on your blog. BlogPosting, Breadcrumb, WebSite, Organization or Person, and FAQPage.
<meta> tagsBlog meta. Meta title and description per post, canonical URL and Open Graph tags for sharing.
RedirectsMoved pages. A redirect at the old address when you rename a page.
On-page SEO

Six checks on every page, in plain words

Open any page in the Pages editor and Fylo scores it: title length, meta description, one H1, section headings, image alt text and word count. Fix each one right there, no code.

Rename a page and Fylo leaves a redirect at the old address, so Google results and old links keep working.

Static site SEO

Static site SEO without the homework

Static sites are fast and easy to crawl, which is a great start. Most static hosts stop there and leave the rest of SEO to you.

 Typical static hostFylo.Host
sitemap.xmlWrite it yourself or add a build pluginWritten and updated on every upload and publish
robots.txtWrite it yourselfWritten, all crawlers welcome
llms.txt and Markdown copiesRarely offeredWritten for every page and post
Schema markupPaste it into each pageAutomatic on your blog
On-page SEO checksUse a separate toolSix checks in the page editor
BlogSet up a generator or a CMSBuilt in, unlimited posts
Speed optimizationDo it before you uploadAutomatic after upload
Renamed pagesAdd redirects by handRedirect left automatically
Step by step

How to get your site on Google and in AI answers

  1. Put your site on Fylo.HostUpload your HTML file or ZIP, or publish from an AI builder. Speed optimization and the SEO files start straight away.
  2. Connect your own domainSearch engines trust a real domain more than a temporary address. SSL is set up for you. If old pages still link to your previous address, Fylo offers to fix them all in one click.
  3. Fix what the SEO checks flagOpen each page in the Pages editor: aim for a 30–60 character title, a 120–160 character description, one H1 and 300+ words.
  4. Submit your sitemap to Google, onceAdd your domain to Google Search Console and submit yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml. Fylo keeps that file up to date from then on.
  5. Keep publishing useful answersWrite posts in the built-in blog. Add an FAQ block for the questions customers ask; it becomes FAQ schema that Google and AI assistants can read.
Straight answer

What Fylo does, and what’s still on you

Fylo handles

  • Sitemaps, robots.txt, llms.txt and Markdown copies
  • Schema, meta and Open Graph tags on your blog
  • Page checks, redirects and old-link fixes
  • Speed: images, CSS, JavaScript and edge caching

Still up to you

  • Submitting your sitemap in Google Search Console, once
  • Writing pages and posts that genuinely answer questions
  • Earning links and mentions from other sites
  • Guaranteed rankings or AI citations: nobody can promise those
FAQ

AI SEO and Google questions

AI SEO, also called GEO (generative engine optimization) or AEO (answer engine optimization), is making your website easy for AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews to read, trust and cite. It builds on normal SEO: crawlable pages, clear answers and structured data.
Pretty much. They are three names for the same goal: being the source AI assistants use and quote. GEO (generative engine optimization) is the term used in research and by SEO tools, AEO (answer engine optimization) stresses short direct answers, and AI SEO is what most people search for. Fylo uses AI SEO for all of it, together with classic Google SEO.
The usual reasons are: Google hasn’t found it yet (no sitemap, nothing links to it), it is blocked by robots.txt or a noindex tag, it still lives on a temporary address, pages have missing titles or very little text, or the site is slow. Search for site:yourdomain.com to see what Google has indexed, then check the table on this page.
Often a few days to a few weeks. Submitting your sitemap in Google Search Console usually speeds up discovery. Showing up for your own name comes first; ranking for competitive searches takes longer and depends on your content.
No. Fylo writes the sitemap and keeps it up to date, but you add your site to Google Search Console and submit the sitemap yourself, once. It takes about five minutes and only the site owner can do it.
Honestly, not much yet. It is a proposed standard (llmstxt.org) and server-log studies in 2026 show most AI crawlers rarely request it, and Google doesn’t use it for ranking. Fylo writes one anyway because it costs nothing. What matters more for AI answers is readable HTML, crawlers being allowed in, structured data and clear, useful content.
Not by Fylo. The robots.txt Fylo writes allows all crawlers and points them to your sitemap. If you upload your own robots.txt, Fylo serves yours instead, so check it doesn’t block the bots you want.
Never. Fylo only writes a file when your site doesn’t have its own. Every file has a switch, and turning a switch off removes the file Fylo wrote.
Yes. Static HTML loads fast and search engines and AI crawlers can read it without running JavaScript. What static hosts usually leave to you is the extra work: sitemaps, robots.txt, structured data and fixing links. Fylo does that part.
On your Fylo blog: BlogPosting for posts, BreadcrumbList, WebSite, Organization or Person (from the Local SEO card) and FAQPage when a post has an FAQ block. Pages you uploaded keep exactly the markup you wrote; Fylo doesn’t change it.
No host can. Fylo takes care of the technical side so nothing holds your pages back. Rankings and citations still depend on how useful your content is and who links to you.
Yes. Every AI SEO feature is on Starter, Pro and Business, and in the 7-day free trial, which needs no card. Fylo.Host has no free plan; plans start at $4.66 a month billed yearly. See pricing.

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