Write for AI citation
Your content should be cited by AI not ignored by it
Content teams create the assets that AI engines either cite or skip. LLM Metrix tells you exactly which of your content is being referenced, and what structural changes make the rest citation-worthy.
Source
Citation tracking
the domain always, the page on engines that return links
Direct
Answer structure
what makes content citable
7
AI engines tracked
across all major models
Daily
Scan cadence
scheduled citation tracking on every paid plan
Content that never gets quoted
Publish calendars without a citation signal, and no way to see which pages engines prefer.
The challenge
You publish consistently but none of your content gets cited by AI engines
The solution
See exactly which pages are cited, and what structural changes make content citable
The challenge
No way to know whether a content change moved your AI citations at all
The solution
Citation counts tracked scan over scan, so you can see the shape of a change after you ship it
The challenge
Generic 'write better content' advice that doesn't translate to AI search
The solution
Specific recommendations: answer structure, schema types and entity mentions, each with a priority and a rationale
In the product
From gap to brief, on the recommendations board
Priority-tagged GEO items with the reasoning: the rewrite queue, not a tip list.
Click a task to mark it complete as you work through your action plan.
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Write → measure → rewrite for citation
Prompts in, answer text out, briefs that name the structural fix.
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Connect your domain
Add your domain and the queries you want your content to answer. Those become your tracked prompts, and every scan puts them to the engines.
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We run citation scans
Scheduled queries across all seven AI models, tracking which of your URLs appear as citations in AI-generated answers.
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See citation performance
Which sources are cited, on which engines, for which queries: down to the exact page on the engines that return links, and which competitor domains appear instead of yours.
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Get content recommendations
Structural briefs for the pages behind your weakest queries (what to restructure, which schema to add, which entities to name), each with a priority and a rationale.
Editorial AI toolkit
Citations, GEO recommendations, brand safety, and verbatim answers to study.
URL-level citation tracking
Know which of your pages AI engines cite for which queries, and once you connect Google Search Console, which pages rank in Google but no engine cites.
Content gap analysis
Identify queries your competitors' content answers that yours doesn't, with topic and structural recommendations to close each gap.
AEO content recommendations
Briefs for direct-answer structure, FAQ schema and entity coverage, each with a priority, including the exact sameAs JSON-LD to add when your entity records call for it.
Citation trend tracking
Watch total citations, distinct cited domains and how many point at your own site move scan by scan, so you can see the shape of a change you shipped.
Competitor citation analysis
See which third-party domains engines cite for your target queries instead of yours, ranked by how often. Rivals appear here as sources rather than as a labelled competitor set.
New citation alerts
See it after each scan when a source starts getting cited that was not cited before (including the first time an engine cites you) in your digest, on the dashboard, or over webhook.
FAQ
How editorial teams cite-proof a page
My content ranks on Google but doesn't get cited by AI. Why?
Which content formats tend to get cited by AI engines?
Can I track individual blog posts or only the whole domain?
Does this replace my current content analytics setup?
See which of your content AI engines actually cite
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