@Crowdreply_io Partner Getting you cited by LLMs 🇳🇱→🇵🇹
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I look at AI citations all day. These are the 5 AI SEO myths I see the most:
1/ "Good backlinks = good AI visibility"
Nope.
Citations double as backlinks. Backlinks don't double as citations.
2/ "Just go hard on Reddit"
Moderation is brutal now.
I wouldn't build an AI visibility strategy on Reddit at scale.
3/ "I'll just pay for it like ads"
You can't. (Yet.)
You show up by being on the pages AI already cites.
4/ "High DR links will fix it"
AI doesn't care about DR. It doesn't even know what DR is.
What works:
→ find the questions your buyers ask AI
→ pull the sources AI cites in those answers
→ get links on exactly those pages
5/ "GEO and AEO are a whole new thing"
It's all SEO.
What changed is where you put your effort.
Bonus: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini all cite different sources.
If you're not tracking per model and per prompt, you're guessing... ciao
BREAKING: Today, we witnessed the future of marketing.
A tiny brand can now outrank a company doing $7M/month in AI search just by getting mentioned on the pages the models already trust.
This is insane.
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stuff i believed about ai search before working on a tool for it, that was just wrong:
> being mentioned is the goal (you can be named first and described worst)
> you need a big content operation (you need 2 comparison pages and real pricing)
> traffic is the metric (a page can get no traffic and still be working)
> this moves fast (8 weeks before you get an opinion)
most of my seo instinct didn't transfer: crowdreply.io/citations
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6,391 citations. 912 unique domains. 30 days, one category.
that's a free itemised list of what the models consider credible in your market.
almost nobody has ever looked at theirs, then wonders why nothing gets picked up.
set up 10 prompts, wait a week, open the citations view. that's it.
crowdreply.io/prompts
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the whole category is a dashboard that stops exactly where the work starts.
visibility: 16%.
great. now what.
reporting isn't a strategy, it's a receipt.
we put the marketplace next to the citations view so there's a next step. that's the entire pitch.
crowdreply.io/features/backl…
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keyword volume tells you demand exists. it does not tell you who owns the answer.
those used to be nearly the same question:
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3/ so your keyword list has 40 terms and your prompt list needs 150.
not because you need more coverage. because the constraints are the interesting part, and that's where the model has to actually pick someone.
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"proprietary ai visibility data"
we are all querying the same seven models. nobody has secret access. that's a sampling difference with a pitch deck on top.
if your vendor claims otherwise, ask them which models and how many prompts. watch what happens.
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im telling you guys
showing up in AI answers, can NOT be neglected anymore.
everytime a user asks a buyer questions YOUR competitor will appear, if you aren't optimizing for citations.
everything is on us! we track your buyer questions, and run them on all major LLMs every single day.
we'll extract the exact sources AI cites, and we'll secure a placement straight in there
its a volume game, the more mentions you have the easier it will become for AI to start recommending you
BREAKING: Today, we witnessed the future of marketing.
A tiny brand can now outrank a company doing $7M/month in AI search just by getting mentioned on the pages the models already trust.
This is insane.
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okkk not too shabby tbh, lemme further reduce this down
superx.so/twitter-roast/biem…
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a page can get almost no traffic and still be doing its job.
its job is being read by a model, not a person.
every metric you've been trained on measures the wrong reader.
dm me "cited" and i'll send you the list of what the models actually quote. it's four page types.
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last night grokbot dmmed a recruiter that I was interested in their job...
ummmm i DID NOT prompt it to do that
lol
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best thing ive done in a while:
getting a shitty car in Lisbon for the fall
blasting house music while going to the sunset at the beach with my doggo and wife
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5 min a month, beats the competitor deck i used to spend a full day building:
> who moved the most share of voice
> read the whole sentiment column
> any cited domain that wasn't there 60 days ago
that last one is somebody's link landing six weeks late. closest thing to reading their roadmap.
go run it on your three closest: crowdreply.io/competitor-ana…
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these are the top things you should be busy with as a founder trying to do marketing for their project
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strong in chatgpt, invisible in perplexity = known brand, stale pages.
strong in perplexity, invisible in chatgpt = fresh content, no reputation.
one blended visibility number would've told you neither.
run your best prompt in both right now, side by side.
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