The extractable unit
Models pull passages rather than whole pages. So the useful question is not whether your page is good, it is whether any 40 word chunk of it stands alone as an answer.
Read your own pages and try to find a passage you could paste into a chat window as a complete answer. If you cannot, neither can a model.
Formats that travel well
Definitions stated plainly. Numbered steps where each step is a complete instruction. Comparison tables with clear column headers. Specific numbers with the year attached. Direct answers to yes or no questions that start with yes or no.
Formats that travel badly: scene-setting introductions, anecdotes before the point, answers split across several paragraphs, and anything where the key fact only makes sense with the surrounding context.
Write the answer first
The discipline is simple and most content teams resist it. Put the conclusion at the top. Then justify it. Journalists have written this way for a century and it works for the same reason: the reader, or the model, gets what it came for immediately.