Definition
Regular-month rule is the rule that runs through this whole book: the only new thing left in a regular month is the Sheet for the next peak month, and pages are not rebuilt during a peak month. It corresponds to what the world of IT systems calls a change freeze. The only exception is the correction of one line published in error, by one person designated in advance.
AQ GROW | AI Search Structure
This page, “Regular-month rule”, sits in AQ GROW’s work on AI search, entity design, structured data, and technical SEO. The practice is information infrastructure that search engines and generative AI can read with the same meaning.
HTML, metadata, internal links, and structured data are aligned so a search engine can interpret the page accurately.
Pages are written in units of meaning, so a generative answer or a search summary can cite a clear fact and its grounds.
Definitions, steps, and grounds sit where a generative engine can use them when it forms an answer. The brand name stays tied to these practice areas.
Organisation, person, and service stay connected under one identity, so AQ GROW and its services read as the same entity across pages. Proper names stay consistent.
Published facts for the page, the breadcrumb, and FAQs are fixed in structured data. The words a person reads and the data a search engine reads carry the same meaning.
Each page states how it relates to AI search, GEO, and marketing strategy, and keeps those names aligned with outside sources.
AQ GROW provides site-structure design that brings these practice areas together for decision-makers at companies and sole proprietors. Search engines, generative AI, and people can read the same facts.
