Where the money leaks
Three leaks, and each has a different cause.
Your name never comes up, it comes up and nobody clicks, or people click and never buy. Measure the three apart, or the report collapses into one line that says marketing is not working, and that line cannot tell you what to fix.
Three symptoms, three places to fix
How the fixing works
Four steps, one team. What each step produces is the next step's input.
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Diagnose — plot the coordinates
CiteAngle puts the same questions to the answer engines over and over and counts how often you and your competitors come up. Audit width sets how many questions run and how many competitors sit in the panel. Compare the diagnostics
What you getYour current coordinates, next to your competitors'
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Improve — fix what the audit points at
A fixed-length program works through the audit's list. The four-week Refit Sprint and the eight-week Category Sprint both say in advance what arrives in which week. See the programs
What you getA week-by-week plan and what it produced
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Create and advertise — fill the empty slots
The video and copy for the fixed spots are made in house, posted through real people's accounts, and backed with paid placement. The team that shot the footage also handles casting, contracts and likeness rights.
What you getPublished material and the records of each run
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Operate — measure again, same standard
The first round locks five settings: the query set version, the surfaces read, the repetition count, the judging rules and the sealing moment. Every month after runs on the same terms, and any change is written into the report. See the monitoring
What you getA monthly report on a standard that holds still
We read a brand nine ways. Five of them carry most of the work, and those are here.
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Competitive read
We count how often your brand and each rival get named on the same question, then hand you the screens you are losing and the order to take them back.
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Citations and reach
Every address an AI cites gets collected, so you can see which sources hold up over time and where your own writing needs to live.
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Search demand
What buyers actually type gets held against the words you use, and the gap comes back as a ranked list of terms you are missing.
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Ad performance
Spend and conversions get reconciled in one ledger, so you know which channel to feed and which creative to stop.
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Funnel
We count the drop at each step from arrival to checkout and name the one stair that leaks most, with the fixes that close it.
What step four measures becomes step one's baseline, so from the second lap on the report shows movement rather than position.
You do not have to buy the loop whole. Start with a diagnosis alone, or bring recent measurements of your own and start at the improvement step. Begin improving within thirty days and the diagnosis fee comes off the first program payment in full. How the credit works
Tell us where you stand, and we will name a starting point. The reply comes with the reasoning, so you can judge it before you spend anything.
Tell us your situationWhat you will see after a fix
Impressions, clicks and sales are read apart.
The three numbers come from three different records. Whether more impressions cause more sales is a claim CiteAngle has not proven, so the report never merges them into one line. After a fix we watch which panel leaked most, and whether it moved against the last round.
The next fix is the panel that narrowed most
What we could not measure is written down too: a zero and a failed reading are different facts, and the report keeps them on separate lines.
Where to start
Where do you stand right now?
Never measured before
Start with a diagnosis
First find out whether your name comes up at all. Even the smallest width plots the coordinates.
You already have measurements
Start at improvement
An audit of your own from the last thirty days carries over as the baseline. The fixing starts at once.
Not sure which fits
Read the fit guide
Five buying situations, one recommended starting point each, with the reason stated.
Hard to pick? Write down where you stand and send it over. Prices and contract terms sit on the pricing page.