Jun 17, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
In this episode, we're diving into AEO content auditing—finding the quick wins hiding in your existing pages. You don't need to start from scratch. Most sites are sitting on content that's already…
Gary CrosseyHost
What I see all the time is teams spending months churning out brand-new AEO content while completely ignoring the goldmine they're already sitting on.

If you've been publishing for a while, you've likely got hundreds, maybe thousands of pages live.

And the surprising part is that some of those pages already have traffic, authority, and decent traditional rankings.

The key point is you can't just wander around your site randomly changing paragraphs and hoping for the best.

You need a simple, repeatable framework you can run every quarter without losing your mind.

Start by picking your top ten pages, and those ten stay the same right through the whole framework.

Then run step one across all ten URLs, step two across all ten URLs, and keep going until you've completed the full run.

When you're done, you'll have a clean, prioritized list of fixes in the right order.

What I see all the time is teams spending months churning out brand-new AEO content while completely ignoring the goldmine they're already sitting on.

If you've been publishing for a while, you've likely got hundreds, maybe thousands of pages live.

And the surprising part is that some of those pages already have traffic, authority, and decent traditional rankings.

The key point is you can't just wander around your site randomly changing paragraphs and hoping for the best.

You need a simple, repeatable framework you can run every quarter without losing your mind.

Start by picking your top ten pages, and those ten stay the same right through the whole framework.

Then run step one across all ten URLs, step two across all ten URLs, and keep going until you've completed the full run.

When you're done, you'll have a clean, prioritized list of fixes in the right order.
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