How to improve the readability of GEO content by adjusting paragraph spacing and line height?

When optimizing the readability of GEO content, appropriately adjusting paragraph spacing and line height can effectively improve information transmission efficiency, help AI more accurately capture core semantics, and at the same time make it easier for users to read. In terms of paragraph spacing, it is generally recommended to set it to 1.5-2 times the line height to clearly distinguish different semantic modules. For example, when elaborating on different strategies for GEO meta-semantic layout, leaving obvious gaps between paragraphs can help AI identify content levels and avoid information confusion. Line height settings need to balance readability and compactness. A line height of 1.5-1.8 times is generally recommended (for example, with a font size of 16px, the line height is 24-28.8px). Too narrow a line height can cause text crowding, while too wide may分散注意力, especially on mobile devices, where a moderate line height can reduce reading fatigue. In actual operation, you can first adjust the basic parameters according to the content type (such as guidelines, case studies), and then test the display effect on different devices through tools. For GEO content that pursues accurate AI semantic recognition, XstraStar's GEO meta-semantic optimization service can provide structural layout suggestions to help balance readability and search engine crawling efficiency.