Save the Date: My Talk on GEO and AI Visibility (T3DD)
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Anyone who isn't cited in AI responses is quickly overlooked. In my talk at the TYPO3 Developer Days 2026, I'll explain what this means for TYPO3 sites.
Abstract
My talk at the TYPO3 Developer Days has been confirmed: “Invisible to AI? Making TYPO3 Sites Quotable by AI Search Systems.” It’s about an observation that many are only just beginning to realize: In AI searches, quotes and sources matter. Links alone are becoming less and less sufficient.
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What It’s All About
When someone searches today for a TYPO3 agency, a hosting option, or a solution to a specific problem, their search no longer automatically ends with ten blue links. More and more often, the first result comes from ChatGPT, Perplexity, or the AI features of traditional search engines.
This changes the question website operators need to ask themselves. It’s no longer just, “Am I ranking well?” but rather, “Am I even being used as a source?”
In this talk, I’ll deliberately stick to the fundamentals. No tool showcase, no hype. I’m focused on the fundamentals that ensure content is readable, classifiable, and citable by AI systems—and in a way that can be cleanly implemented in TYPO3 without breaking the site.
Who this is relevant for
- TYPO3 integrators and developers who build websites that need to be understandable not only to people but also to machines
- Marketing managers and decision-makers who want to know how visibility changes when answers become more important than clicks
- Agencies that need to explain to their clients why “SEO as it used to be” is no longer enough on its own
If you’re in Karlsruhe
Stop by if you’re interested in the topic. I look forward to chatting with you after the session.
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