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How structured data, schema markup, and authoritative fact sheets shape AI citability.

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How Cities Should Structure Their Data So AI Assistants Actually Cite Them

AI citability means an AI assistant can locate, verify, and confidently surface a specific fact about your city in a generated response, without the user having to click through to find it.…

August 6, 2026 · 14 min read
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The Schema Signal covers the technical and editorial practices that determine whether AI assistants surface a source — or ignore it entirely. Each piece examines how schema markup, structured fact sheets, and authoritative data architecture influence citability in large language models and generative search engines. Reviews and guides are evaluated against real AI output patterns, crawlability standards, and structured data best practices.

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Dara covers the intersection of structured data implementation and AI discoverability, examining how schema types, fact-sheet formats, and authoritative sourcing affect whether AI systems choose to cite a given source.

Dara Flemming · Founding Editor