Content GEO Intermediate
Step 2 of 6
Citability: writing for extraction
A page can be authoritative and still uncitable. Citability is a separate property — what gets lifted from your prose depends on definition density, claim attribution, and the rhythm of your paragraphs. The audit playbook is where abstract advice becomes a checklist you can run against your own draft.
What to read for this step
- Citability Wiki
- Citability Audit Playbooks
After this step, you should be able to answer
- What does it actually mean for a passage to be 'citable'?
- Which writing habits structurally break citability — even when the content is good?
- How do you self-check whether a paragraph you wrote will get lifted?