Citations that earn AI mentions
Pages with cited statistics are 40% more likely to appear in AI answers. We identify the right source, suggest the right wording, and tell you where the claim lands hardest.
What we add to every claim
Accuracy first, then quotability. In that order.
The primary source, named
We identify the body that published the number — PubMed, an agency, a regulator — not the site that repeated it. That is the citation an AI engine can verify and attribute.
Written to be quoted
The sentence shape matters. Active voice, specific figure, named authority. We suggest edits that make a claim quotable — the form that lets an answer engine lift it and credit you.
Where it belongs in the draft
Claims buried in body paragraphs get skipped by engines and readers alike. We tell you which sentence to lead with and where it has the most weight.
in AI answers
When content includes cited statistics.
GEO: Generative Engine Optimization
Aggarwal et al., 2024 · arXiv:2311.09735
The research is clear: having a cited statistic is not enough. The citation has to lead somewhere. We check that yours do — and name a stronger source when one exists.
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