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Advanced: inside Get Found by AI

The structured data behind your public brand hub (JSON-LD, llms.txt and robots rules) that lets answer engines read and cite you.

Screenshot of the Advanced: inside Get Found by AI screen
The screen this guide covers.

What actually gets published

When you publish a brand hub, BrandOps9 serves a public page at /b/your-slug as semantic HTML with embedded JSON-LD (Organization, WebSite and FAQPage structured data) plus Open Graph and meta tags. Structured data is the format answer engines prefer, so your headline, summary, offerings, key facts and FAQs are machine-readable, not buried in prose.

llms.txt, robots and sitemap

Alongside the hub, BrandOps9 publishes an llms.txt (a plain-text brief written for language models) and lists it in a site-wide index, exposes a sitemap.xml, and serves a robots.txt that explicitly welcomes AI crawlers (GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended and others), so the engines that power ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini are allowed in by name.

Opt-in and under your control

Only brands you've explicitly published are served or listed; nothing goes public by accident. You generate the hub from your brand and strategy, review the structured facts and FAQs, and publish when you're happy. Unpublish at any time and the public surface goes away.