SEO AND GEO · AS RUN ON ALTOVAR.NET

The pages come as Markdown too.We can set yours up the same.

The site serves llms.txt, a Markdown version of its pages, an explicit allow-list for AI crawlers, a news sitemap and hreflang for ten languages. A scheduled desk drafts and publishes articles. We offer the same layer for your site.

What this is made of 04
  1. 01 Osprey The content layer
  2. 02 Audit Read the site as a crawler does
  3. 03 Content desk A desk that keeps the rhythm
  4. 04 Measurement Count what arrives
One product and three ways of working.
A map of the parts, not a screenshot. Osprey links to its page.

IN THE PRODUCT

Four things you can check.

FOR ASSISTANTS
llms.txt

llms.txt and llms-full.txt, and pages served as Markdown when the request asks for it.

FOR CRAWLERS
10 languages

hreflang for ten locales, a sitemap with a news section, structured data and IndexNow pings.

CONTENT
Scheduled

A desk drafts and publishes articles in ten languages. They are written by AI and labelled that way.

MEASUREMENT
Plausible

Visits are counted with Plausible. Search Console is verified for the domain but not connected to the desk.

THE SITUATION

Two audiences now.

Search engines index. Assistants read and answer.

Assistants quote what they can parse
A page they can fetch as plain Markdown, with a clear title and a stable address, is easier to quote than one behind scripts.
Ten languages are ten sets of signals
Hreflang, titles and descriptions have to agree across locales, or the languages compete with each other.
Publishing is a habit
The point of a desk is the rhythm: one useful page after another, in every language you run.

THE PIECES

Four parts of one loop.

Osprey is a product. The other three are how we work.

01 CMS

Osprey

The content layer

Per-tenant sitemap, robots, structured data and llms.txt, served from the same place as the content. Public content reads without a key, over REST.

Open Osprey
02 METHOD

Audit

Read the site as a crawler does

A technical pass over titles, descriptions, canonicals, hreflang, sitemaps and structured data, with a list of what to fix first.

03 METHOD

Content desk

A desk that keeps the rhythm

Scouting from search signals, drafting, publishing and indexing pings, in the languages you run. Articles are labelled as AI-written.

04 METHOD

Measurement

Count what arrives

Visits in Plausible, and Search Console connected to the domain when you want rankings and clicks beside them.

HOW IT STARTS

How an engagement runs.

  1. 01

    Audit

    We read your site the way a crawler does and list what to fix.

  2. 02

    Fix the technical layer

    Titles, canonicals, hreflang, sitemaps, structured data, llms.txt and a Markdown version of the pages.

  3. 03

    Start the desk

    Agree the topics and the languages, and let the desk draft and publish.

  4. 04

    Measure

    Count visits and connect Search Console, then read what happened.

QUESTIONS

Questions we get.

Do you promise rankings?

No. Nobody can. We offer the technical layer and the rhythm, and we show what we measure.

Are the articles written by people?

By AI, and labelled that way. On altovar.net no person approves each article, and the news pages say so.

Do I need Osprey?

Not necessarily. Tell us what your site runs on and we will say what fits.

Does it work in other languages?

The pages and the desk run in ten languages. An audit reads whatever languages your site has.

How long until results?

We will not quote a time. Search results depend on the site, the topic and the competition.

WHAT THIS PAGE DOES NOT PROMISE

Read this before you plan around it.

These are the limits, stated before you ask.

No ranking promise

Positions and traffic are not guaranteed, and this page quotes none.

Search Console is not wired in

On altovar.net the domain is verified, and the desk does not read it.

No human editor on altovar.net

Articles are written by AI and published without a person approving each one. They are labelled as such.

The desk can fail

A run can publish nothing. Do not plan on a fixed number of articles a day.

Osprey is not open source

It is a commercial product, and its source is not published.

Tell us your site and your languages.

We will read it as a crawler would and tell you what we find.