Create about AI search with real data behind it.
If you publish about AI search, GEO or AEO on LinkedIn, YouTube, newsletters or podcasts, the creator program gives you early access, data and support so your content says something new. It is free to join; we do not pay for posts.
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“Aarvi Skin appears in 20 of 80 answers. None of them say it is non-comedogenic.”
Illustrative. Real packs use real, dated samples.
Who the creator program is for
People who explain marketing and search to a professional audience.
Long-form creators covering SEO, content and marketing tools.
Writers who want original data to anchor an issue.
People who study how AI assistants choose sources.
When AI answers a buying question, is your content cited?
Buyers now ask assistants questions like “best CRM for a small agency” or “is this tool worth it?”. The answer leans on a handful of sources, often creators’ reviews, videos and posts. When yours is one of them, your opinion is part of the decision. In practice, creator content is becoming the new backlink: assistants lean on reviews, videos and threads the way search engines once leaned on links.
Share of voice is the part of those citations that goes to you. If assistants answer 50 buying questions in your niche and cite creators 200 times in total, and your content is cited 36 times, your share of voice is 18%. It shows how much of the buying conversation runs through you rather than other creators.
It is a sample, not a census. Answers change with the question, the assistant and the day, so the useful number is the trend across many answers over time.
Illustrative names and numbers. Share of 200 creator citations across 50 sampled answers.
Six ways to be cited more often.
None of these is a trick, and none comes with a guarantee. They make it easier for assistants to find you, understand what you are known for, and trust you enough to repeat.
- 1Be known for one clear thing
Use the same short description of your expertise on your website, LinkedIn, YouTube, podcast pages and guest-author bios. Assistants piece a person together from many pages, and consistent wording makes it easier for them to connect those pages to you.
- 2Give AI one page that is about you
A simple about page with your full name, the topics you cover, your credentials and links to every profile you run. Adding Person schema with
sameAslinks tells crawlers which profiles belong to you. - 3Publish things worth repeating
Original numbers, clear definitions, named frameworks and dated examples. Assistants tend to repeat specific, checkable statements far more often than general opinion.
- 4Show up where assistants already look
Guest posts, podcast appearances, newsletter features, roundups, community threads and “best people to follow” lists. Check which sources AI cites for your topic, and aim to be mentioned there.
- 5Keep your best work current
Assistants that search the web prefer recent pages. Refresh your most important posts with a visible date and new examples, rather than letting them age.
- 6Measure the same questions every month
Pick 20 to 50 questions your audience actually asks, track who gets named, and compare month on month. One answer proves little. A trend across many answers does.
What the program does for you.
See how often Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and other assistants name you for the questions your audience asks, and who they name instead.
Dated, sourced data on AI answers in your niche gives you posts, videos and newsletter issues built on something new.
Original data gets quoted and linked. Those mentions are the same signals assistants rely on, so good research can lift your own share of voice over time.
Show partners how often AI names you in your field, alongside your audience numbers, with the method behind every figure.
Creators can also join the affiliate program and earn recurring commission when brands they refer become customers.
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Apply to the creator programWhat creators get
Try new features before they launch and tell us what you think.
Sampled AI answers on topics you are covering, with the counts and dates shown.
Help checking numbers and explaining what the data can and cannot show.
We share and link to good work built on Seeqly data.
How it works
Share links to your channels and the topics you cover.
Approved creators get an account and a named contact.
Ask for data on the questions your audience cares about, and publish.
We keep in touch about new features and research ideas.
What we look for
We review every application by hand. Links to your work help.
- Regular publishing on AI search, SEO, content or marketing
- Care with claims and a willingness to show the method
- Content in any language, for any market
- Clear disclosure of any relationship with Seeqly
Is this paid?
The creator program is about access, data and support. If you want to earn commission on referrals, apply to the affiliate program too.
Do I have to post about Seeqly?
No. Use the data where it helps your content. We only ask that you credit Seeqly when you use our numbers.
Can I share screenshots of the product?
Yes, from your own account. Please avoid showing other customers’ data.
How big does my audience need to be?
There is no minimum. We look at relevance and quality more than follower counts.
Ready to apply?
It takes a few minutes. We read every application and reply from contact@seeqly.ai.