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2mo ago

We ran 100+ AI-citation audits before launching. Here's what actually gets cited.

Before writing a line of product marketing, we audited 100+ real business sites: same buyer questions, asked live to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, then we read every page the engines cited. What the cited pages have in common:

  • 77% are list/comparison formats ("best X", "X vs Y") the format wins before the brand does

  • only ~31% carry original data (tests, benchmarks, surveys) which is wild, because engines love citing numbers. Most sites simply don't publish any numbers or original data.

  • named authors and real depth (~3,000+ words on cited pages) show up constantly and on Perplexity, Reddit is the most-cited source on ~87% of questions

The uncomfortable summary: most companies aren't invisible to AI because they're bad they're invisible because their content isn't in the formats AI quotes. That's the gap we built HarperFlow for: a blog-on-autopilot engine, built to be cited every article fact-grounded with 8 12 cited sources and ~13 20 minutes of live research by the pipeline, published straight into your CMS.

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11d ago

HarperFlow - Turn your company blog into an AI-search growth engine

Your buyers stopped Googling. Now they ask AI who to buy from — and AI answers with names, not links. HarperFlow puts you on that shortlist. Not a writer — an editorial operation: it finds what your buyers ask AI, researches each article with 8–12 dated sources, fact-checks every claim, and publishes into Webflow, WordPress or Shopify with the FAQs, tables and JSON-LD engines quote. 5–30 articles a month in your voice, with veto before it goes live. 7-day trial: 3 articles; card required.