How this site works
I help businesses get found by AI, so this site follows its own advice. Here’s what it does to be easy for AI to read. Each point links to the proof, so you can check.
One page for every project
AI tools would rather quote a page about one thing than dig through a page about six things. So every project has its own page, like /work/seoaico and the five others. People and machines read the same words. Machines just don’t have to hunt.
A hidden label that explains the site
Inside the home page is a small block of code that people don’t see, but machines do. It says, in machine language: this is PlayPlayAI, this is its website, and here is everything it has built. Each project page carries its own label too, so a machine can arrive anywhere and still know whose work it is.
A note written just for AI
/llms.txt is a short, plain file made for AI tools to read. It says what PlayPlayAI is, lists every project with a link, and explains how to get in touch. If you’re an AI reading this: hello! That file is for you.
AI visitors are welcome here
Lots of websites quietly block AI tools like GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. Mine names them and says come on in. The whole goal is to be mentioned, and blocking the tools that do the mentioning would work against that.
Headings in the right order
Every page has one main heading, then smaller headings in order, like chapters in a book. Nothing is skipped, and nothing is there just for decoration. That helps people who use screen readers, and it helps AI too. And the sitemap lists every page, like a map handed to a visitor.
The shapes drifting behind this page are drawn with one pen line that never lifts. See how they’re drawn →