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Owned citations

Which pages on your own domain AI engines actually cite, and which ones they have never once pulled from.

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The problem

You have published a great deal. Engines cite a small fraction of it, and it is rarely the pages you expected.

Without knowing which pages carry your presence, content strategy becomes volume: publish more and hope. The pages that already work go unrecognised, and the ones that never get cited keep getting updated.

How it works

01
Your domain is matched against every citation Any cited URL on your own domain is grouped here, whether or not you registered it in advance.
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Register the pages you care about Add pages in My AEO Assets so they are tracked from the start, including ones that have never been cited.
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See the page type Comparison pages, pricing pages, documentation and blog posts get cited for very different prompts. Knowing the type tells you what to write next.
04
Reinforce what works A page that is already cited will usually respond better to being strengthened than a new page will to being launched.

What you see

01 Every page of yours an engine has cited, ranked by frequency
02 Which prompts and engines each page was cited for
03 Pages you registered that have never been cited
04 What kind of page each one is: comparison, pricing, docs, blog
05 Movement over time as pages gain or lose citations
Who it's for

Content and SEO leads who want to stop guessing which pages matter and start reinforcing the ones engines already trust.

Your pages, citedlast 30 days
/compare/alternatives9×
Cited for 6 prompts across 4 engines
/pricing6×
Cited for 3 prompts, mostly Perplexity
/docs/getting-started4×
Cited for how-to phrasing only
/blog/aeo-guide1×
Cited once, AI Overviews
11 registered pages have never been cited.
Ranked by citation frequency

What tends to get cited

Patterns we see across the daily crawl, not rules.

Type Comparison pages Engines pull from pages that lay out options side by side, especially where the comparison is specific rather than promotional.
Type Pricing pages Cited far more than most teams expect, because pricing is a common sub-query and few pages answer it plainly.
Type Documentation Cited for how-to phrasing. Rarely cited for recommendation prompts, so it will not win you a category question.

Frequently asked questions

Does this include subdomains? Any URL on a domain you register is grouped as owned, including subdomains you add.
Why would a good page never be cited? Usually because it answers a question no one asked the engine, or because it makes a claim nothing independent corroborates. The fan-out and citation views tell you which.
Should I keep updating pages that are never cited? Not before strengthening the ones that already are. Citation Impact ranks that for you.
Can I export the list? Yes, as CSV, including the prompts each page was cited for.
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