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AI citation source finder
Give it five buyer questions. Get the sites AI tools keep citing, ranked, with who to contact.
AI citation source finder is a free AI skill for the job "Get found in search and AI answers". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
When someone asks an AI assistant for the best product in your category, the answer leans on a short list of pages: roundups, review sites, forums and videos. If you are not on those pages, you are rarely in the answer. Guessing which sites matter wastes outreach and money. This skill reads what you collected for five core questions: the classic search results, the brands the AI named and the pages it cited. It puts them in one sheet, ranks each domain by how many questions and how many AI tools use it, drops targets you have no chance of getting into, and sorts the rest into three tiers: editorial sites, communities and your own channels. Each target gets a flag for the kind of placement, a cost note and a pitch angle.
You give it
- The 5 core buyer questions for one category
- For each question, the classic results, the brands named in AI answers and the pages cited (from a tracker, or copied by hand from several AI tools)
- Your rivals, if you know them (optional)
- Your budget for placements and free product, and who can send outreach
- Spreadsheet (optional)
- Competitors (optional)
You get
- Domains ranked by how many questions and AI tools cite them
- A flag per target, such as sponsored post, product review, partnership, Reddit thread, YouTube channel or your own listing
- A target sheet with page link, type, citation count, contact, cost and status
- A pitch angle per target type and a do-not-do list
Use it when
- You want to know which sites to approach so AI assistants and Google mention your store.
- You have a budget for sponsored posts, affiliate placements or free product and need to spend it where it counts.
- You ran your buyer questions through AI tools and don't know what to do with the long list of sources.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your 5 questions and the three lists for each (classic results, brands named, pages cited).
- Say your budget, how many hours a month you have, and who sends the outreach.
- Mark the targets you can really reach, then contact the top one first.
- Re-run it every quarter and check monthly that your mentions are still there.