“What are the best tools for this?”
They trust the answer, and rarely open the sources below it.
Hears your name4.7 on TrustpilotSources picked from real answersYou approve every mention90-day replacement
The kinds of pages answer engines cite
Behind every AI answer are a few pages: a roundup, a review site, an industry article. If those pages describe your rivals and not you, the answer does too.
They trust the answer, and rarely open the sources below it.
Hears your nameIt pulls a few pages and repeats how they describe each brand.
Cites the pageOne accurate line about you here travels into every answer that reads it.
Mentions youBe on the page the answer is built from, and you are in the answer’s raw material.
Classic link building chases authority. Citation building chases the exact pages answer engines read.
We run your category prompts first. The pages cited most become your target list.
Each mention carries the category, use case and facts you want engines to repeat.
You get a priced shortlist. We only place what you say yes to.
If a placement comes down inside 90 days, we replace it, or refund it if we can’t.
The line that names a brand comes from the pages cited underneath. Here is a sample answer, traced back to its sources.
Which project tool suits a mid-size agency?
For agencies of 20 to 100 people, three tools come up most often. Competitor A is a common choice for larger teams that need deep reporting14. Your Brand is described as a workflow tool for mid-size agencies, with simple client approvals23. Competitor B is often recommended on a tighter budget1.
Sample answer with invented sources. Engines choose their own sources and answers vary, so no one can promise a mention. Being on the pages they cite makes it far more likely.
We get you added to the lists engines cite for “best X”, described accurately.
Your brand in the “X vs Y” and alternatives pages, with the right facts in the table.
A complete, accurate profile on the review sites cited for “alternatives to” prompts.
A mention in the explainers engines cite for the problem you solve.
Answers are built from a handful of pages. Being mentioned on those pages is what gets you named. Type your brand to see it.
Illustrations with a sample category. Publishers decide what they publish, and no one can promise what an AI assistant will say.
Priced per campaign. Sources chosen from your own prompts, approved by you.
Your first five cited sources.
$1,250per campaign
Ten sources, plus your prompts re-checked.
$2,250per campaign
Twenty sources, mapped against your rivals.
$3,950per campaign
White-label placements with reports you can forward as your own.
Placement cost varies with the source. You approve a priced shortlist before anything is placed, and any removed placement inside 90 days is replaced.
We ask the engines your category questions and rank the pages they cite.
A priced shortlist of target pages. Nothing is placed until you approve.
Accurate, in-context mentions on the approved sources. First ones within 30 days.
Live URLs, indexing status, and your prompts re-checked on Growth and Scale.
Samples of the mentions we place and the prompts they are aimed at. Labelled samples, not client work.
The roundup most cited for the category now includes the brand, described as a workflow tool for mid-size agencies.
An explainer frequently cited for the problem the brand solves now references the brand's approach as an example.
A complete, accurate profile on a review site engines cite for 'alternatives to' prompts, including category and pricing details.
Competitors get named for your category's 'best X' prompts and you do not.
You know which sources are cited and want someone to get you onto them.
Where buyers shortlist through comparison and roundup content.
White-label placements with reports you can forward as your own.
Tell us your category. We find the pages the engines cite, you approve the shortlist, and we get you mentioned.