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AliothPress
Self-hosted CMS with SEO & AEO automation built in
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Self-hosted CMS with SEO & AEO automation built in
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A CMS you own. Self-hosted, with automation for SEO, AEO, image optimization, 301 redirects, broken links protection, visual page builder, forms, newsletter, file manager — all built in. Optional multilingual mode covers 31 languages. Easy browser-based setup. Runs on cloud hosting with Ubuntu, SQLite or PostgreSQL. High PageSpeed Insights scores out of the box. One-time license per domain.
Hi everyone.
Organic search traffic is shifting. People ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity and get their answer right there — the source site is either quoted or isn't. For site owners, the question is no longer only "will Google rank my page" but also "will an AI engine quote it." These are two different questions, and they need different signals on the site — a file called llms.txt that introduces the site to AI engines, FAQ sections marked up so AI can quote exact answers, Schema.org graph that links content to Wikipedia, Wikidata, and social profiles so AI can verify identity, Speakable schema that marks parts of content for voice assistants. There's a standard for all of this, and almost no CMS ships with it by default.
AliothPress is a self-hosted CMS built around that second question. llms.txt is generated automatically. FAQ accordions on pages double as FAQPage schema. Schema.org graph links Organization, Person, and Article entities. Speakable schema marks content for voice assistants. Classic SEO is also handled end-to-end: sitemap with hreflang, editable robots.txt that welcomes AI crawlers by default, Open Graph, 301 redirects and broken links protection. Images are optimized on upload into modern-format variants and social preview crops. Page builder, form builder, newsletter, and file manager are part of the core. 15 designer themes with dark and light modes.
One-time license per domain through Gumroad. Non-commercial use is free.
Curious how this looks from your side — is classic search still your main traffic, or has the shift to AI answers already started showing up?