AI Citation Tracking: See What AI Cites
See which URLs are linked as sources in sampled AI answers. Citation tracking helps you inspect the pages accompanying a claim and identify where your own content is being referenced.
Distinguish a citation from a crawl
A citation is a link presented with an answer. A crawler visit is a server request and needs separate log evidence. Neither event proves that every claim is supported, or that the content caused a recommendation.
Inspect the source in context
Open the URL and check whether it supports the statement beside the link. Record the prompt, engine, date and cited passage. Separate owned documentation from third-party reviews, directories and discussions so follow-up work has a clear owner.
Use gaps as research questions
When a competitor page is linked, ask what useful information it contains. Improve missing or outdated information on your own site when it serves readers. Do not copy the competing page or assume a new article will displace its citation.
Using this in Seeqly
Start with a campaign and review the questions against the audience you want to understand. Inspect individual results before sharing a summary. See the campaign planning guide for a worked approach.
Coverage, run frequency and account limits depend on your plan. Check current pricing for the available options. Monitoring records answers under particular conditions; it does not guarantee recommendations or traffic.