AI Visibility
Citations and brand mentions
Entity building, reviews, digital PR and third-party mentions that AI engines rely on.
What we do
AI engines tend to name brands that other people talk about: in reviews, buying lists, news and community threads. Citations and brand mentions work builds that outside evidence, so an engine has more than your own website to go on when it decides whom to recommend. It is the part of AI visibility you cannot fake, which is why we do it slowly and honestly.
What we work on
- Entity building: consistent profiles on the directories, marketplaces and knowledge sources that matter in your category.
- Review requests on the platforms your buyers read, sent honestly, never paid for or scripted.
- Digital PR pitches built on something genuinely newsworthy: your data, a launch or a founder's expertise.
- Reddit and Quora replies drafted by our Outreach agent, only where you have something useful to add, and reviewed by a person first.
- Unlinked mentions found and followed up, and wrong facts in existing mentions corrected at the source.
What you get
A target list of the sites and threads AI engines cite in your category, with pitches and replies drafted for your approval. Nothing is posted or pitched without a yes, and the weekly report lists new mentions and whether engines have started citing them.
How we work
How we get you cited
Agents run four steps. A person runs the third.
- 01AUDIT
Audit
Five engines, your site, 90 days of Search Console.
- 02FIX LIST
Fix list
Every gap, ranked by what it costs you.
- 03APPROVED
You approve
Nothing ships without a yes.
- 04SHIPPED
We ship it
Straight to your site or Shopify.
- 05REPORT
Weekly report
Citations and rankings, in plain words.
Questions
Citations and brand mentions: common questions
Do you buy links, mentions or reviews?
No. Paid placements and fake reviews damage trust with buyers and search engines alike. Every pitch and reply is genuine, and a person approves it before it goes out.
Which sites do you target?
The ones AI engines already cite for your category's questions, found through prompt tracking, plus the trade and regional press your buyers actually read.
How do you judge whether a mention was worth it?
By whether that source shows up in the answers to your tracked prompts, not by a domain score alone.
Related
Related services
Start with the free audit.
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