Guide
Why comparison pages get cited
Buyers ask AI to compare options. Pages that make a fair, specific comparison give engines something to quote.
Why they work
Many buyer questions are comparisons: this versus that, the best option for a situation, alternatives to a known brand. A page that answers that question directly is easy for an engine to use.
What a good one contains
Say who each option is for, what the real differences are, what each costs and where each falls short. Specific beats general.
- Who it is for
- Key differences, stated plainly
- Pricing and limits
- Where a rival is the better choice
Stay fair
Engines and buyers distrust one-sided pages. State facts you can support, link to sources and acknowledge where competitors are strong.
Keep it current
Prices, features and policies change. Date the page, update it when facts change and remove claims you can no longer support.
Where to go next
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