What tools can I use to improve my website's AEO?

If you mean Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) — making your site easier for search engines and AI answer systems to understand and surface — the most useful tools are:

1. Google Search Console
   Use it to monitor indexing, search performance, and structured data issues. Google explicitly recommends checking your markup and using the URL Inspection tool to see how Google finds your structured data. (developers.google.com)

2. Bing Webmaster Tools
   Helpful for Bing visibility and answer-style search surfaces. Bing provides performance data, site explorer, sitemap submission, and structured-data guidance. (bing.com)

3. Structured data validators

   • Rich Results Test / Schema Markup Validator for checking whether your pages are eligible for Google rich results. (developers.google.com)
   • Schema.org as the vocabulary reference for marking up content. (developers.google.com)

4. FAQ / Q&A schema tools If your content is organized as questions and answers, use FAQPage or QAPage markup where appropriate. Google documents both types and explains how they can improve snippet/rich-result handling. (developers.google.com)

5. SEO crawlers and audit tools Tools like Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, or similar site crawlers are commonly used to find missing titles, weak headings, duplicate content, broken internal links, and missing schema. These aren’t official answer-engine tools, but they’re very useful for AEO because they improve crawlability and content structure.
   I’m not citing a specific vendor here because the best choice depends on your stack and budget.

For AEO specifically, I’d prioritize this stack:

• Search Console + Bing Webmaster Tools
• Schema validator
• A crawler/auditor
• Content tools for FAQ and topical coverage

If you want, I can also give you:

• a starter AEO tool stack by budget,
• a free-only setup, or
• a step-by-step AEO workflow for a website.