Weak Google AI Overviews signals
Google AI Overviews are the AI-generated answer summaries that appear at the very top of search results. They pull content from pages that are clearly structured with question-style headings, lists, tables, and dated information.
Why this matters
Google has said AI Overviews draw on pages that are indexed and eligible to appear in Search. Pages with clear structure, such as question-style headings, lists and tables, can be easier for search systems to interpret, but no format guarantees inclusion in AI Overviews.
How to fix it
Restructure key pages to include: direct question-and-answer headings (e.g. "How does X work?"), bullet lists or numbered steps, a published or updated date, and an author name where relevant. These changes help both AI and human readers.
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