How it works
Edit the columns, rows and cells directly. The builder streams the structured markdown and HTML on the right. Copy whichever format your CMS prefers - both ship with the correct header semantics LLMs look for when they decide whether a table is lift-worthy.
Why tables win citations
- Atomic comparison units. Each row is a self-contained claim the assistant can quote without needing surrounding context.
- Natural query match. Most “X vs Y” queries hit tables first because the column headers mirror the query directly.
- Schema-friendly. Pair the table with Article schema and a FAQ block for a multi-lift page.
- Skim-resistant. Tables force you to write with parallel structure - a shape that's also easier to cite.
Ship it
Drop the output under a question-shaped H2 (use the Headings Optimizer), wrap it in Article schema, and let the Citation Optimizer grade the final page. See the citation-selection guide for why structure beats prose.