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Get cited by AI, not just well ranked

SEO no longer stops at the ten blue links. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews cite their sources. We publish on our network articles built to appear in those sources, written in-house and indexed.

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✓ Owned network✓ In-house writing✓ Verified Google indexing
Three specialized formats

Three editorial angles tuned to what AIs cite

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"Best X" listicles

A "Best X" article published on one of our media, your brand positioned in a ranking where competitors are listed transparently. It's the format answer engines cite most willingly when a user asks for a recommendation.

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Query fan-out pages

A dense hub article that covers the many sub-questions of a single intent. Your brand mentioned as a source of expertise in the relevant section. A single page can thus answer the multiple sub-searches an AI engine launches in parallel.

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Brand mentions

An editorial article where your brand is cited as a source of expertise, not as the subject. Study, op-ed, analysis: the format where brand + topic co-occurrence weighs in what models retain, with or without a link.

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Classic sponsored or GEO format

When to switch to GEO format, when to stay on sponsored

Classic sponsored article

Editorial article in the media's voice, open brief, contextual dofollow link. Built to rank on Google in the classic sense. Flexible format, no structural constraint.

When the goal stays Google positioning.

GEO format

A strict writing spec aligned with the citation mechanics of answer engines, technical brief (fan-out mapping, advanced schema, dating), verified Google indexing. Parallel capture of classic SEO and AI citation when the format catches on.

The format on this page.
How content becomes citable

What we do to make a site citable by AIs

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An enforced writing format, not an add-on

The GEO format is a writing spec (Best X, fan-out hub or editorial mention), aligned with what answer engines actually cite. Not a consulting service billed on the side.

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Published on a media that fits your vertical

The article goes live on a media in our network picked for topical fit. The deliverable is the article and its live URL, not a report.

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Verified Google indexing

Search Console submission and a check that the page is actually indexed. Content Google doesn't index stays invisible to the engines that rely on its index.

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In-house writing, never outsourced

The article is written by our team in the media's voice, never delegated to third-party publishers. Consistent quality from one site to the next.

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Schema.org tailored to the format

ItemList for the listicle, FAQPage for the fan-out, Article for the mention. The markup helps engines understand the structure and isolate what's citable.

The traps of GEO, and how we avoid them

AI visibility without empty promises

⚠ Risk
Promising a guaranteed AI citation

ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews change with every update. Nobody can put a citation in a contract.

✓ A format that raises the probability

The writing spec sticks to the engines' known citation mechanics. It plays on the probability of being retained, it doesn't sell it as a certainty.

⚠ Risk
Content Google doesn't index

Answer engines rely heavily on the Google index. A non-indexed page stays out of their scope.

✓ Verified indexing

Search Console submission and indexing check before we consider the publication delivered.

⚠ Risk
Third-party publishers with variable quality

An article outsourced to external publishers gives quality that jumps from one site to the next, hard to control.

✓ In-house writing on owned media

Our writers write the article in the voice of the media we operate. A single editorial chain, from brief to going live.

Frequently asked questions

Which AI engines does this service target?

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, plus Google's AI mode that breaks a query into several sub-searches. These engines cite their sources: the goal is no longer only to rank, but to appear among the sources they retain.

How does the GEO format differ from a classic sponsored article?

The classic sponsored article has an open brief and targets Google positioning. The GEO format enforces a writing structure aligned with the citation mechanics of answer engines, with tailored schema.org markup and verified indexing. Both can capture SEO traffic; the GEO format adds the chance of being cited by AI.

Do you guarantee being cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity?

No, and nobody can seriously do so. These engines evolve with every update. The format raises the probability of being retained as a source, it doesn't put it in a contract. What we guarantee is the article published, indexed and written in-house.

Which format to choose between listicle, fan-out page and mention?

The "Best X" listicle serves recommendation queries. The fan-out hub page covers a broad intent across several sub-questions. The editorial mention places your brand as a source of expertise in a study or an op-ed. Each format has its own page, we set the choice with you according to your vertical.

Is the deliverable an audit or an article?

A published article and its live URL, not a consulting engagement. We discuss the brief, the media to pick and the format, then we write and publish. No audit billed on the side.

Is Google indexing really verified?

Yes. We submit the page to Search Console and check that it's indexed. Content not indexed by Google stays out of reach of the answer engines that rely on its index.

Pick your format, we write and publish

Together we identify the media in our network that fits your vertical, we write the article in GEO format and we verify its indexing. No middleman.

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