CaseGuard is hiring an SEO & GEO Strategist to "build the documentation and guide library that AI systems pull from". The file built for exactly that, caseguard.com/llms.txt, is the plugin default: 2,198 lines that open with about 1,000 blog posts (the first is a Spanish article on an Indonesian data-leak law), reach the product pages around line 1,090, and include logo sets, brand logos, staff profiles and tag pages. The three newest articles are listed as "?p=" links, a URL form robots.txt blocks.
First action
Draft the 60-line file from the product, pricing and industry pages.
How to measure it
Share of 30 tracked prompts that cite caseguard.com
- Now
- –
- Target
- +10 points
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Export the current file
Keep a copy and list what it contains.
SEO & GEO Strategist 1 hour
Pick the pages
Products, pricing, industries, top guides, FAQs, case studies.
SEO & GEO Strategist 1 day
Write the summary
Plain facts: deployment, file types, compliance, prices.
Content Writer 1 day
Publish llms.txt and llms-full.txt
Hand-written, at the site root.
Web developer (WordPress) 2 hours
Disable the generated file
So the plugin does not overwrite it.
Web developer (WordPress) 1 hour
Fix new-post links
Final article URLs, not "?p=" links.
Web developer (WordPress) 2 hours
Baseline prompts
Record answers for 30 buyer prompts before and after.
SEO & GEO Strategist 1 day
Review monthly
Update when products or prices change.
SEO & GEO Strategist monthly
Why it works
Replace the generated file with a hand-written llms.txt of about 60 lines: one paragraph on what CaseGuard Studio is (on-premise, air-gapped, video, audio, image, document and email redaction, transcription and translation); links to the 7 product pages, pricing, the 14 industry pages, the best 10 help guides, the FAQ hub and 5 case studies with their results. Add an llms-full.txt with the product and pricing facts in plain text. Turn off the plugin's automatic file, and make sure new articles are listed by their final URL.
Assistants that read llms.txt get the products, prices and proof first instead of the archive, and the strategist starts with a quick, visible win on the exact surface the role is hired for.
Ready to use
Copyllms.txt outline
# CaseGuard > On-premise AI redaction software for video, audio, images, documents and email, with transcription and translation. Runs on air-gapped networks. ## Products - Video redaction: <url> - Document redaction: <url> ... ## Pricing - Doc Suite $279, Media Suite $299, Ultimate Suite $379 per user/month, billed annually: <url> ## Industries - Law enforcement: <url> ... ## Proof - Case study: <result>, <url> ## Help - Getting started: <url>
Risks and how to handle them
Few assistants read llms.txt yet
Treat it as a cheap extra; the same summary also feeds the product pages.
The plugin regenerates the file
Serve a static file and check it after each plugin update.
Evidence
- HiringSEO & GEO Strategist (Arlington, VA, posted October 8, 2026): "owns how CaseGuard shows up in both places: traditional organic search and AI-generated answers"; will "build the documentation and guide library that AI systems pull from", run "keyword research and prompt monitoring" at "the prompt-cluster level", implement structured data, and turn audits "into a prioritized roadmap rather than a list of observations". Works "alongside our content writer and video creator".Source
- Your websitecaseguard.com/llms.txt (checked October 21, 2026) is the default file "Generated by All in One SEO Pro v5.0.3": 2,198 lines, starting with about 1,000 blog posts (the first is a Spanish article about an Indonesian data-leak law); the product pages only begin around line 1,090; it also lists "Logo Sets", "Brand Logos", "Members", "Tags" and "Types" sections. The three newest articles are listed as "?p=" links (for example caseguard.com/?p=94826) rather than their article URLs.Source
- Your websiterobots.txt blocks "Disallow: /?p=*", the URL form llms.txt uses for the newest articles; those links only reach the article through a 301 redirect.Source
- Your websiteSitemaps (October 21, 2026): 2,225 blog posts, of which 999 are Spanish (/es/) and 176 Arabic (/ar/), and 1,868 were last modified in 2024; 402 help docs, 63 FAQ pages, 18 case studies, 14 product pages (7 English, 7 Spanish) and 27 use-case pages.Source
- Your websitePricing page: Doc Suite $279, Media Suite $299 and Ultimate Suite $379 per user per month, paid annually, plus Enterprise from 10+ seats on request; "Teams report up to 88% time savings" (the rest of the site says "90% faster").Source