llms.txt: What Marketers Need to Know Before Testing It
llms.txt promises a curated path for AI crawlers, but no major AI platform confirms using it. Here's what Semrush found and how to test it.
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llms.txt promises a curated path for AI crawlers, but no major AI platform confirms using it. Here's what Semrush found and how to test it.
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