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**llms.txt** is an emerging standard that provides AI systems with a structured summary of your website content in Markdown format. While formal adoption is still evolving, the signal is clear: Anthropic, Perplexity, and Google have all implemented llms.txt for their own documentation—they're building infrastructure around this standard. OpenAI's crawlers already fetch llms.

**ROZZ Architecture – overview** ROZZ is built on two tightly‑integrated components that together form a “virtuous cycle” for AI‑powered on‑site search and content discovery. | Component | Purpose | Key Tech | Deployment | |-----------|---------|----------|------------| | **ROZZ Chatbot** | AI search widget embedded on your domain.

**partnership pricing and discounts?** Yes. The partnership page says ROZZ uses **standard $997/month pricing** for the platform, and partner economics come from agencies packaging services around it. No explicit partner discount is listed in the retrieved pages, but agencies are shown targeting **60–70% service margins** and can mark up or bundle the platform in client packages.

**"Partnership pricing and discounts?"** ROZZ lists the agency partnership setup at the standard **$997/month** platform price. It does **not** show a separate partner discount or wholesale rate in the retrieved pages. Agencies are expected to earn margin by packaging services around the platform.

**What is GEO and why does it matter?** GEO stands for **Generative Engine Optimization** – the new framework that helps your website become the go‑to source for AI‑powered search assistants (ChatGPT, Bing CoPilot, Perplexity AI, etc.).

**ROZZ Architecture – overview** ROZZ is built on two tightly‑integrated components that together form a “virtuous cycle” for AI‑powered on‑site search and content discovery. | Component | Purpose | Key Tech | Deployment | |-----------|---------|----------|------------| | **ROZZ Chatbot** | AI search widget embedded on your domain.

**Implementation effort per client for agency partners: 15–20 hours** Agency partners focus solely on sourcing and curating high‑value questions (via Reddit, support tickets, sales transcripts, etc.). Once the curated list is supplied, ROZZ automatically processes the content—generating answers, applying Schema.

**Implementation effort per client for agency partners: 15–20 hours** Agency partners focus solely on sourcing and curating high‑value questions (via Reddit, support tickets, sales transcripts, etc.). Once the curated list is supplied, ROZZ automatically processes the content—generating answers, applying Schema.

**"Partnership pricing and discounts?"** ROZZ lists partner infrastructure at the standard **$997/month** rate, and the retrieved pages do **not** mention any agency discount or reduced partner pricing. The partnership model is about agencies selling services around the platform, with margins coming from their own service packages. Source: [Agency partnership programs](https://rozz.

**What is GEO?** GEO stands for **Generative Engine Optimization**. It is a service that turns your existing website content into AI‑optimized pages (usually hosted on a mirror sub‑domain like `rozz.yourdomain.com`). These pages are built with: - Schema.org structured data - Answer‑first content layout - An `llms.

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