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Cite the primary sources behind your numbers: link the statute, standard, dataset, .gov/.edu page, or research that backs each statistic. AI Overviews and Google's helpful-content systems weight pages that ground claims in authoritative references. Note: this rule detects statistic+citation co-occurrence, not semantic correctness.

Set the intrinsic width and height attributes on each <img> and let CSS scale it (width: 100%; height: auto). The browser derives aspect-ratio from the attribute pair and reserves the box before the bytes arrive. In a template, bind both from the same data source as the src.

Add the missing fields to your Product schema: price.

Replace vague language ("varies", "several weeks", "affordable", "many options") with specific values a reader or AI engine would cite: exact prices, percentages, dates, timeframes, version numbers, named products, standards, or regulations that apply to this page. For pSEO templates, bind these values from your data source so each page gets entity-specific numbers instead of repeating the same template wording. Target: 8+ unique facts per page.

Add trust signals: author info, publication dates, about page links, sources, or "last updated" markers.

Add a freshness signal so AI engines know the page is current. Three recommended places: (1) dateModified in your JSON-LD schema, (2) a visible "Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD" line in the page content, (3) accurate <lastmod> in your sitemap. For pSEO templates, automate dateModified to update when your underlying data source changes.

Add at least 55 more words of substantive content relevant to this page's specific topic.

Fix this in the visible page, not in markup: give each question its own heading and put the complete answer in the first paragraph directly beneath it, so an answer engine can lift a whole question/answer pair without reassembling it. Do NOT add FAQPage JSON-LD expecting a rich result: Google removed the FAQ rich result from Search on 2026-05-07 and deleted its documentation on 2026-06-15, and QAPage is documented as being only for pages where users can submit answers, not for a site's own FAQ. If a non-Google consumer of your schema needs the markup, generate it from the same per-record data that renders the headings: don't ship identical questions with only the entity name swapped.

Add a single <h1> that names the page's primary topic. Google uses H1 to disambiguate when the title tag is unclear.

Emit a srcset with a handful of widths plus a sizes attribute, or wrap the img in <picture> to offer a modern format with a fallback. Most image CDNs and framework Image components generate both from one source URL.

Add the missing meta tags inside <head>: <meta property="og:type" content="...">.

Restructure the template to open with entity-specific facts. Instead of boilerplate or a topic preamble, lead with a complete-answer sentence containing the key number, date, agency, or form name a reader (or AI Overview) would cite. Target: <100 words, at least one concrete number, at least one named entity.