---
spec_name: "AEO Citable Page Structure Rewriter"
version: 1.0
description: "Rewrites an existing webpage to follow Mike Kwal's AEO-first structure for AI citation."
---

## FRAMEWORK: The Citable Page Structure

This is the AEO-first page structure we will apply. The goal is to make the page's core answer easy for an AI to find, parse, and trust as a source.

1.  **H1 as a Question:** The main `<h1>` should be a direct question the user is asking.
2.  **Key Stats Block:** Immediately after the H1, a block with 2-3 verifiable statistics and a first-person experience signal (E-E-A-T).
3.  **Answer-First H2s:** Every `<h2>` section must open with a 40-60 word, standalone paragraph that directly answers the question implied by the heading.
4.  **Structured FAQ:** The page should end with a 5-6 question FAQ section, with concise, declarative answers.

## ACTION: Rewrite the provided URL

Your task is to act as an AEO specialist. You will fetch the content from the URL provided below, analyze it, and then generate a new, rewritten version of the page's HTML body that implements the Citable Page Structure framework.

**URL to Rewrite:**
`[PASTE URL HERE]`

**Instructions:**

1.  **Analyze Content:** Read the content at the URL to understand its core topic and the primary question it answers.
2.  **Rewrite H1:** Convert the existing H1 into a direct question.
3.  **Extract Key Stats:** Identify the most powerful data points in the article. If none exist, note this. Formulate a first-person E-E-A-T statement based on the author's likely experience.
4.  **Refactor H2 Sections:** For each existing section, write a new 40-60 word answer-first paragraph that summarizes the section's main point. Place this at the beginning of each section.
5.  **Generate FAQ:** Create a 5-question FAQ based on the most common user questions related to the topic.
6.  **Output:** Provide the complete, rewritten HTML for the page body in a single code block. Start with the new H1 and end after the FAQ section.