How long until I show up in answers?

We don't have enough customers yet to give a real median. Anyone who gives you an exact number today is guessing. Published research on the underlying content tactics shows a real effect, but time-to-citation depends on how often the model re-crawls your category. We'll publish a real number once we can measure one honestly.

CitationLoop [1]

You're #1 on Google.
ChatGPT doesn't mention you.

More of your customers ask ChatGPT instead of Google every month. In its answers, big brands show up seven times more often than small ones.[1] CitationLoop reads your site the way those assistants do and tells you in plain English why you're being skipped.

ChatGPT

EXAMPLE QUERY

“who does commercial roofing near San Francisco?”

Two names come up most often: Bay Point Exteriors and Peninsula Roofing Co.

                    
                    YOUR BUSINESS ISN'T MENTIONED
                  

Three names come up consistently: Bay Point Exteriors, Golden Gate Roofing, and Peninsula Roofing Co.

2 goldengateroofing.com/services/flat-roof

What changes when an assistant can read and cite your site.

BEFORE / AFTER

How it works

Three steps. None of them need an agency.

You paste your domain. We do the reading, the ranking and the watching. You get a short list of things worth fixing.

          STEP 01~11 MIN
        

Paste your domain

We read your site the way an assistant does, then ask the questions your customers actually type, across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot.

          STEP 02ONE AFTERNOON
        

Fix the five that matter

Not a 300-issue report. A ranked shortlist, each with the exact sentence or snippet to paste in. Most owners finish it before dinner.

          STEP 03EVERY DAY
        

We keep watching

Models get retrained and competitors publish. If you fall out of an answer, you get one short email: what changed, and what to do about it.

A modern coffee shop interior with a curved counter

Nobody clicks ten blue links to find a roofer any more. They ask once, get three names, and call one of them.

If your name isn't one of the three, the call never happens, and no dashboard you own today would tell you.

What you get

Everything an agency would bill you monthly for.

01 · The audit

See exactly how each assistant describes you

The problem: you have no idea what ChatGPT says when someone asks for a business like yours. You can't fix what you can't see.

With CitationLoop: we run the questions your customers really ask, across four engines, and show how often you appear, what gets said about you, and who gets named instead.

SHARE OF ANSWER 240 QUERIES

ChatGPT 30%

Perplexity 58%

Gemini 14%

Copilot 7%

MOST COMMON DESCRIPTION: “a local roofer” · NOT “COMMERCIAL”

FIX 02 OF 06 HIGH IMPACT · 4 MIN

Your services page never says what you cost

Assistants skip businesses that dodge the price question. A range is enough.

<!-- paste into /services -->
<p>Flat roof replacement in San Francisco typically runs
  $12,000–$28,000 depending on square footage.</p>

Copy snippet Mark as done

02 · The fix list

A to-do list you can finish today.

The problem: every SEO tool hands you hundreds of “issues” and no clue which one changes anything.

With CitationLoop: a plain-English diagnosis of why you're being skipped (a crawler block, missing structure, or weak content), plus the specific pages and issues to fix first.

03 · The watch

An email the day you stop being mentioned

The problem: your name quietly falls out of the answer when a model updates or a rival publishes. Nobody tells you.

With CitationLoop: we re-ask your questions daily and track who takes your spot. One short email when it moves, plus a monthly brief on what to publish next.

You dropped out of 3 Perplexity answers

Peninsula Roofing Co. published a pricing page on Tuesday. Yours still has no numbers.

2 HOURS AGO

Gemini now cites /blog/roof-cost

First citation six days after you added the FAQ block we wrote.

YESTERDAY

Weekly summary sent

MONDAY 09:00

~7×

Visibility gap between household-name brands (~73%) and small/niche ones (~11%) across AI search engines, measured this year. [1]

33%

Of the real local-business sites we scanned have zero structured data, invisible to an assistant beyond raw prose. [2]

Contact sales

Let's talk about your business.

Running more than one location, or want us to keep watching after the audit? Tell us about the business and someone will reply from a real inbox.

Contact sales

Alongside SEO

Keep doing SEO. We handle what can't wait.

Rankings still matter, and they still take months to move. CitationLoop isn't a replacement. It's the part of the funnel that's urgent right now: getting named when someone asks an assistant today, not next quarter.

SEO TOOLS

CITATIONLOOP

Time to see results

3–6 months, if it ranks at all

Minutes: you see today's answer immediately

What it measures

Keyword positions on a results page

Whether you're named in the answer itself

Where it looks

Google, sometimes Bing

ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot

What you get back

300 issues, severity colors

Five fixes, in order, written out

Who it's written for

An SEO specialist you'd have to hire

The person who owns the business

When something breaks

You notice next quarter

An email the same day

Questions

Reasonable questions.

Still unsure? Ask us anything. A person replies.

Search used to send people to your website. Assistants answer instead, and only name a few businesses while doing it. AEO is making sure your site gives an assistant what it needs to name you: clear services, real prices, plain answers, and pages it's actually allowed to read.

No. Every fix is written as a sentence you paste in or a file you upload. If a fix needs a developer, we say so up front and give them the snippet. That's rare, usually one or two of the six.

We ask it. We run a few hundred versions of the questions your customers use, from different locations, and record which businesses get named and how yours gets described. Then we repeat it daily so you can see it move.

Honestly, we don't have enough customers yet to give you a real median. Anyone who tells you an exact number today is guessing. Published research on the underlying content tactics (see our research page) shows a real effect, but time-to-citation depends on how often the model re-crawls your category. We'll publish a real number once we have enough customers to measure one honestly.

No. The opposite, usually. Clear pricing, straight answers and clean structured data are exactly what Google's own AI summaries look for too. Nothing we recommend is a trick.

You get the full audit and fix list as a PDF once we verify your work email. Free, whether or not you continue. Monitoring, competitor tracking and the monthly content brief are the paid part.

So the report goes to someone who actually owns the site, not a competitor doing recon. We ask for an email on the same domain you're scanning. Personal addresses like Gmail or Yahoo won't unlock the PDF. It takes five seconds and we don't require a password.

You're #1 on Google.ChatGPT doesn't mention you.