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You v/s AI: Who Sees More?!
90% of marketers spend hours perfecting their homepage.
Every word, every image. It looks flawless to you.
A human visitor? They scroll, skim, click… maybe even leave.
But an AI visitor? They hang around.
They notice patterns you didn’t even think existed.
That tiny FAQ. That sidebar testimonial. That slow-loading banner.
It all tells a story.
Because here’s the reality: humans and AI don’t always agree on what matters.
{Kind of like how we all have our own perspectives}
What’s invisible to us? Loud to them.
What’s obvious to us? Trash to them.
Just like this….
► Overlooked interactions matter:
Tiny pauses on a line or repeated mouse movements signal curiosity to AI.
► Section connections:
How different parts of a page including images relate to each other shows AI what works together and humans rarely notice.
► Content gaps reveal opportunity:
Missing links, incomplete FAQs, or unlinked references become AI signals of “unserved intent
And these are such simple things we can understand, but there may BE 100s of unnoticed & hidden things AI can predict.
Simple human translation:
Humans: “Waste, who even reads that?”
AI: “Good one! This is the pulse of engagement.
The gap isn’t a problem, it’s an opportunity.
These are the ways your site could perform better if optimized for AI interpretation.
✅ Highlight the right things:
AI rewards clear, focused emphasis on main content that actually answers questions.
✅ Signal relevance automatically:
Pages that adapt micro-interactions and respond in real-time get AI attention faster.
✅ Learn from AI behavior:
Track what AI “likes” and let your other pages evolve without manual redesigns.
It's important to understand that AI isn’t trying to replace humans, it’s adding a new lens.
What’s Next?
Honestly, we’re not surprised and probably neither are you.
The brands that win tomorrow are the ones whose websites speak both languages: clear for people, readable for AI.
At Fibr, we help your pages become intelligent, adaptive, and noticed by humans and AI alike.
Cya next week,
Ana
Marketing @Fibr AI
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