LLMs cite positionally. The first 30% of a page earns 44.2% of all citations, while the middle earns 31.1% and deeper content becomes dramatically less likely to surface. If a review verdict is buried under background copy, it becomes materially less citable.
The key AEO lesson is structural, not just editorial: the top of the page is the citation battlefield. gobii.reviews should treat the opening section of every page as a citation surface, combining proprietary data with immediately extractable verdict and rating blocks.
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Last updated: June 30, 2026. Published by the gobii.reviews Editorial Team.