Publisher network

Get mentioned where AI actually reads.

A placement only helps if AI can find it, keep it and trust it. So we choose publishers by what crawlers and AI assistants actually do, not by a domain score.

The simple version

Think of AI as a very fast librarian.

1

Robots collect the books

Small programs called crawlers walk around the web all day, picking up pages for the library. They visit some shelves every day and others almost never.

2

The librarian grabs a few

When someone asks a question, the AI doesn’t read the whole library. It pulls a few books from the shelves it can reach and writes a short answer.

3

You want to be in those books

If your name is in those books, you’re in the answer. If it’s in a book nobody picks up, it doesn’t matter how nice the cover is.

So we find out which shelves actually get read, and get you onto them.

The detailed version

Crawler research, not domain scores.

Domain scores and traffic estimates tell you how a site has done in search. They don’t tell you whether AI reads it. So before we recommend a publisher, we look for evidence at each step of the chain.

  1. Crawl

    Can AI crawlers reach it?

    Some sites block AI crawlers. Nothing published there reaches the assistants that depend on those crawlers, however strong the site looks.

  2. Index

    Do its pages get kept?

    Published doesn’t mean indexed. If a site’s new pages don’t make it into search indexes, a placement there can stay invisible.

  3. Search

    Does it surface on your topics?

    Assistants lean on search tools to find sources. A site has to come up for the searches behind your buyers’ questions.

  4. Answer

    Do assistants already quote it?

    The strongest evidence of all: when your buyers ask, the assistants already cite this publisher in their answers.

The difference

What you see before you buy.

A typical marketplace

  • A domain score
  • A traffic estimate
  • A price per article

What we check

  • Whether AI crawlers can read the site
  • Whether its pages get indexed
  • Whether it surfaces for your buyers’ searches
  • Whether assistants already cite it on your topics

How a placement works

You approve everything before it’s published.

  1. 01

    Find

    We look at which sources the answers draw on when your buyers ask.

  2. 02

    Check

    We test those publishers against the chain above and drop the ones that don’t hold up.

  3. 03

    Place

    You approve the list, the price and the article. Then it goes live with the publisher.

  4. 04

    Verify

    We confirm the page is live and indexed, then ask your buyers’ questions again to see what changed.

No one can promise that an assistant will quote a specific article, and we won’t either. Placements are quoted per site, and paid content is labelled the way the publisher and the law require.

See where you stand first.

Your free score shows whether assistants name you today and who they name instead.