August 24, 2026
Blocking AI crawlers is only half the story. Here's every method for controlling AI bots on WordPress — robots.txt, server rules, honeypots, response strategies — and why the higher-value move in 2026 is making sure the right AI agents can find and cite you.
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Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is how you make your content visible to the AI agents people now ask instead of Google. Here's how AI crawlers find and read your WordPress site — and how to see whether they actually are.
Read more →May 8, 2026
A reference list of 60+ AI bot user agents active in 2026 — who operates them, what they're used for, how they behave, and whether they respect robots.txt.
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Standard analytics hides bot traffic. Here's how to see exactly which AI crawlers are visiting your WordPress site, how often, and what they're reading.
Read more →May 4, 2026
Two new web standards — ai.txt and llms.txt — are emerging to give site owners more control over how AI systems interact with their content. Here's how they work and how to implement them.
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