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LLM SEO Services + Which AI Models Draft the Pages and Tools Best, With Real GoldieBench Scores

Landing, Web-OS and leaderboard scores read from goldiebench.com, mapped to the drafting jobs behind AI search work.

Illustrated benchmark leaderboard bars feeding light into web page wireframes and a small citation dashboard, gold on dark navy

LLM SEO services now lean on AI models for the drafting work, from answer pages to schema to internal tracking tools, so the model you pick matters.

This page matches those jobs to models using only scores published on goldiebench.com, each quoted with the page it came from.

Then it covers the part no benchmark measures: getting cited. For that half, book a free SEO strategy session with Julian's team.

Want to run the same models yourself? The AI Profit Boardroom teaches AI SEO with them inside the Agent OS.

Read this first: what GoldieBench scores

The methodology page says every model gets the same fixed prompt, one shot, with no iteration or best-of-N, and must return a single self-contained HTML file.

Every score is Julian's own 0–10 number from his head-to-head guides.

The tasks page groups prompts into Games, Visuals, Sims and Pages, and says Page tasks "test product instinct".

So the bench is a direct signal for building pages and interfaces, and only an indirect one for writing briefs or schema.

The leaderboard, as read on 11 November 2026

The GoldieBench leaderboard listed 33 models, 50 tasks and 1,310 live demos when I read it.

ModelRankAvg / 10"Best at" label
Fusion#18.59Games
Claude Opus 5#28.27Sims
Hermes MoA#38.17Visuals
GPT-5.6 Sol#48.16Pages
GLM-5.2#117.77Pages
Gemini 3.6 Flash#187.08Pages
Claude Sonnet 5#197.01Pages

GPT-5.6 Sol is the highest-ranked model whose strongest category is Pages, which is the category closest to SEO page work.

Landing task: the proxy for service and answer pages

The Landing task page asks for a modern marketing landing page in one shot, reports 26 models tested with 21 of 26 scored, and an average of 8.11/10.

ModelLanding score
Fugu Ultra9.0/10 (listed winner)
Fusion9.0/10
GLM-5.29.0/10
Grok9.0/10
GPT-5.6 Sol8.7/10
Gemini 3.6 Flash8.6/10
Fugu Mini7.5/10
Claude Fable 57.2/10

For LLM SEO, a landing page is the skeleton of a service page: a clear headline, sections and calls to action.

Any of the 9.0 group is a reasonable first draft engine, but the bench scores design and build quality, not whether the copy answers a buyer's question.

That part is still yours to check against the questions people type into ChatGPT and Perplexity.

Web-OS task: a proxy for internal SEO tools

Plenty of LLM SEO work runs on small internal tools: a citation tracker, a prompt-log viewer, a crawler-hit dashboard.

The Web-OS Desktop task asks for a working desktop with windows, a dock and Notes, Paint and Terminal apps, a fair stress test for multi-part interfaces.

ModelWeb-OS score
Fusion9.0/10 (listed winner)
GPT-5.6 Sol8.4/10
Gemini 3.6 Flash8.0/10
GLM-5.27.5/10

The page lists the task average at 7.98/10.

If you want a one-file dashboard that reads your monthly citation CSV, Fusion and GPT-5.6 Sol are the strongest signals here.

Matching models to LLM SEO tasks

Here's how I'd assign the drafting jobs, using the scores above as the deciding signal.

LLM SEO taskFirst model to tryGoldieBench signalHuman check
Service or answer page buildGLM-5.2 or GPT-5.6 SolLanding 9.0 and 8.7; both labelled best at PagesFacts, first-hand detail, buyer questions answered
Citation tracker dashboardFusion or GPT-5.6 SolWeb-OS 9.0 and 8.4Data matches your exports
Fast drafts at volumeGemini 3.6 FlashLanding 8.6; best at PagesEdit hard, publish few
Fixing rendering in codeClaude Sonnet 5Leaderboard lists 82.1% SWE-bench Verified as its reference benchmarkTest raw HTML without JavaScript

The SWE-bench figure is a reference number the leaderboard shows next to the model, not a GoldieBench task score.

Schema and briefs: where the bench is silent

GoldieBench doesn't test JSON-LD or content briefs, so I won't pretend a score proves which model does them best.

For schema, any capable model can draft Organization markup; check it against Google's Organization structured data guide and make sure it matches visible text.

For briefs, ask the model for what only you can add, because Google's AI optimisation guide rates non-commodity content above every other tactic it lists.

And skip mass-producing pages from fan-out queries; Google classes that as scaled content abuse.

What no model score tells you about citations

A perfect landing page is invisible if the AI search bots can't reach it.

OpenAI's crawler overview says sites opted out of OAI-SearchBot won't appear in ChatGPT search answers, and its help centre says placement "is not guaranteed".

Perplexity asks you to allow PerplexityBot to appear in its results (Perplexity crawlers), and Anthropic says blocking Claude-SearchBot may reduce visibility in Claude's search (Anthropic crawlers).

Google says AI Overviews and AI Mode need nothing beyond normal SEO eligibility (AI features and your website).

Those are access and trust problems, not model problems.

Small-business examples, step by step

A wedding photographer: 1. Draft a packages page with GLM-5.2. 2. Replace stock lines with real venue stories and photos. 3. Check PerplexityBot is allowed, then ask two venues to list you as a recommended supplier. A software reseller: 1. Build a one-file citation dashboard with Fusion. 2. Feed it monthly prompt-log results. 3. Brief one answer page each month for the question you're losing. A cleaning company: 1. Use Gemini 3.6 Flash for quick area-page drafts. 2. Keep only areas you genuinely serve. 3. Match name, address and phone everywhere.

The human part: what a team adds

Three jobs stay human however good the model: deciding crawler and training-bot policy, earning mentions on the sites AI tools already cite, and reading the citation reports.

Bing's AI Performance report and Search Console's generative AI report give first-party numbers; in our own analytics, ChatGPT visits usually show chatgpt.com as the source.

Goldie Agency covers SEO, GEO, AEO and link building, with outreach it describes as "Manual outreach, no PBNs", and Julian shares his AI SEO tests with 425K+ YouTube subscribers.

Nobody, including Goldie Agency, can guarantee a ChatGPT mention; Google says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking either.

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FAQ

Which models scored 9.0/10 on the GoldieBench Landing task?

Fugu Ultra (listed winner), Fusion, GLM-5.2 and Grok, according to the Landing task page read on 11 November 2026.

Which model is labelled best at Pages and ranks highest overall?

GPT-5.6 Sol, ranked #4 on the leaderboard with an 8.16 average and the 'best at Pages' label.

Does GoldieBench test schema or SEO briefs?

No. It scores one-shot HTML builds such as pages, games and simulations, so use it as a signal for page and tool building only.

Will a better model get my pages cited by ChatGPT?

Not on its own. Citations depend on crawler access, page quality and mentions elsewhere, and OpenAI says placement isn't guaranteed.

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