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What Google’s June 2026 SEO docs mean for AEO and GEO

Google named AEO and GEO, said AI search is still SEO, and published a vendor checklist. LuminaForge breaks down the May–June 2026 Search Central releases — and what to ship next.

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Long-form, citable guides on Next.js performance, Search & AI Visibility, Google AI Overviews, buyer-term Search & AI Visibility, structured data, and AI-first content design.

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SEO optimizes for Google Search — blue links and AI Overviews share the same index. Multi-engine visibility adds optional llms.txt, AI crawler permissions, entity-rich copy, and citation tracking for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Grok. LuminaForge delivers both inside one Search & AI Visibility retainer.

Where should I start if I'm new to AI search optimization?

Start with our pillar guides: WordPress and Wix vs Next.js for AI search, SEO vs GEO vs AEO, What is Answer Engine Optimization, How to Get Cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity, Search & AI Visibility pricing (geo-agency-pricing), and Search & AI Visibility for Home Services. Then review the transparency dashboard for live measurement patterns.