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Guides

Guides for getting named and cited in AI answers

An AI engine names the brands it retrieved and links the pages it read. Each guide here takes one question a marketing or SEO lead actually types, answers it in the first paragraph, then shows how to measure whether the answer changed. No tool lists, no category explainers.

Written for in-house marketing and SEO leads

Diagnose

Why the answer names someone else, and what the engine actually read.

Measure

Count named and cited on the same prompts, on a fixed cadence.

Fix the page

Pick the URL, fix what it says first, replace what is stale.

Report

Put it in front of leadership and analytics in a form they can forward.

How these guides are written

RuleWhat it means on the page
The H1 is the jobNo product name, no year, no “best”. The title is the question you would type.
The answer comes firstThe first paragraph after the H1 answers the question in plain text and names the mechanism.
A citation is a linkBeing named in a sentence and being linked as a source are counted separately, never blended into one score.
One first-party numberWhere a guide gives a figure, it is a same-prompt observation with a date, not a guarantee.
The product is the methodWhere AirPulse fits is one boxed paragraph near the end. The free GEO audit is the proof, not a sales call.

Category questions such as “best GEO tools” are deliberately not answered here. Comparison pages for readers who already know the category live under /compare. The measurement rules behind every count on these pages are on /research.

Start with your own prompts, not ours.

Sign up, add the questions your buyers type, and get named, cited and competitor named per prompt, per engine, every day. It is the evidence file every guide here asks you to build. Free to start, no card.