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AI visibility depends on being mentioned in sources that LLMs cite before recommendations, and source patterns vary by industry.
AI visibility depends on being mentioned in sources that LLMs cite before recommendations, and source patterns vary by industry.
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Traffic from ChatGPT to Reddit has recently been cut in half. If you don't know, Reddit has been the most cited source by ChatGPT for quite a while but it looks like ChatGPT put out an update in mid September and now it cites them much less often...
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Start with service pages, about/entity pages, review profiles, credible directories, case proof, source-backed content and consistent business profiles.
A gap is a buyer or AI prompt where competitors have credible evidence and the business has no clear supporting URL or mention.
Use crawlable internal links from hubs to spokes and from proof pages back to the relevant service or audit page.
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Map prompts to owned pages and third-party proof before running another generic content sprint.
Traffic from ChatGPT to Reddit has recently been cut in half. If you don't know, Reddit has been the most cited source by ChatGPT for quite a while but it looks like ChatGPT put out an update in mid September and now it cites them much less often...
OpenTraffic from ChatGPT to Reddit has recently been cut in half. If you don't know, Reddit has been the most cited source by ChatGPT for quite a while but it looks like ChatGPT put out an update in mid September and now it cites them much less often...
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Traffic from ChatGPT to Reddit has recently been cut in half. If you don't know, Reddit has been the most cited source by ChatGPT for quite a while but it looks like ChatGPT put out an update in mid September and now it cites them much less often.
I'd like to talk about what we've been seeing, what the top sided website by ChatGPT is now and how this might affect you if you're trying to be recommended by ChatGPT. We track the citations of large language models like ChatGPT for about 30 of our clients.
One thing you'll notice when you do this is that the citations vary wildly between industries. For most of our clients, Reddit isn't the number one source, but it's almost always in the top 10 and for a few clients it really is 50% or more of the citations heard.
Across all industries, Reddit makes up about 14% of citations historically. Yesterday I went through all 30 clients and for almost all of them Reddit dropped by about half in mid September.
So that begs the question, who's the number one cited website now? Reddit.
It's still Reddit...
hese large language models are citing before they make a recommendation. And because very few brands are doing this right now, there's a ton of opportunity.