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When an AI engine answers a question it cites sources. Citations shows you exactly which URLs and domains those were across your latest run. It’s the clearest map of where authority sits in your category.

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Citation domains

Every domain the answers cited, ranked by frequency, and classified:
The mix tells you the strategy. Heavy community citation means you need presence in those threads. Heavy editorial citation means PR moves your GEO score more than blogging does.

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Top cited sources

The individual URLs cited most often, with the prompts and platforms that cited each one. YouTube and Reddit citations are broken out separately, since earning those is a different exercise from earning a link.

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Content types

Cited pages are also classified by format — Homepage, Blog, Product, Guide, How-to, Comparison, Listicle, News, Docs. If comparison pages dominate your category’s citations and you don’t have one, that’s your next page.

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Using citations

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Find your own citation share

How often is one of your URLs among the sources? That’s the practical version of your GEO score.
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Study what gets cited instead

Open the top competitor-owned URLs. Note their structure — how quickly they answer, how they format, what they state explicitly.
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Target the intermediaries

Editorial, community and publisher domains that keep appearing are earnable. A mention on a source the models already trust is often faster than out-ranking a competitor’s page.
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Reinforce what already works

Your own pages that already earn citations are your strongest assets. Keep them current — freshness risk is real.

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Next steps

Competitors

Which competitor owns which sources.

AI Traffic

Whether citations actually send visitors.