AEO ebook + Webflow in ChatGPT
Digidop's newsletter from July 11, 2026.
Welcome to the Digidop newsletter. Once again this week, we're bringing you the best news from the world of the web — and the Webflow ecosystem.
On the program:
How to get your site ready for AI search engines
Webflow in ChatGPT
CMS field grouping
How to get your site ready for AI search engines
Search is changing shape. More and more people no longer type their query into Google, but into AI tools.
That’s the whole point of a new ebook, co-written with Webflow & Thibaut Legrand (co-founder of Vydera, an agency specialized in visibility across search engines and AIs). We explain how to prepare your site for Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and the next generation of AI agents.
Our latest articles
Looking back at our participation in 2036 — 400 marketing leaders gathered around one question: what role for the CMO in the age of AI? We were there with Webflow and Orisha to share the migration of 30+ WordPress sites to a unified platform.
Looking back at VivaTech: two days at the heart of European tech — Europe’s biggest tech event celebrated its 10th anniversary. Our recap of those two days, with Webflow on stage for the first time and its vision of the agentic internet.
Brief, specifications and RFP: scoping your website redesign — a good project starts with good scoping. We share our client-side method to write a brief that holds up, launch your consultation and analyze the responses (ready-to-fill template included).
Webflow updates
Webflow available in ChatGPT — you can now manage a Webflow site directly from ChatGPT: SEO audits, CMS content creation, structure analysis.
CMS field groups — you can now organize CMS collection fields into named groups; excellent feature.
Localize custom head and body code — you can now edit page custom code independently on each locale.
AI credit limits — usage of features that consume AI credits is now counted against those included in your plan, with a new dashboard to track your consumption.
Quick snaps
And last but not least, here's some of the content we've picked up this week:
The greatest visual editor of all time — Timothy Ricks explores the visual editor he built with Sanity for exploratory projects in Claude Code.
Reacting to award-winning page transitions — Ilja Van Eck breaks down page transitions for highly creative sites.
Figma Motion in 30 minutes — a crash course by Design Course to understand how Figma Motion works.
That's all for this week.
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Talk next week,
Lucas from Digidop