Name the query, the competitor, and the gap — so the content earns the citation, not the miss.
Run an AI citation gap check for our CRM category.
The analysis named the query ("how to fix sales onboarding"), the competitor (HubSpot cited 12 times, we are 0), and the gap (no FAQ schema, no stats). The fix shipped — added FAQ schema + 2026 stats — and we earned 8 citations in 30 days, up from 0. The template earned the citation because it named the query, not counted the citations.
An AI citation gap analysis is the audit that earns the citation. It fixes the query, the competitor, and the gap — so the content reads as a source, not a miss. An SEO who counts the citations earns the miss; an AI citation gap analysis that names the query and the competitor earns the gap and the citation.
A reusable audit shape for the gap — the query, the competitor, the gap — that earns the citation and the traffic. The analysis fixes the shape so the content reads as a source, not a miss.
The one question the prospect asks the AI — the what, the how, the why — that earns the gap. The query is the part that earns the gap, because an SEO who counts the citations earns the miss; an SEO who names the query earns the gap.
The one rival the AI cites — the direct, the adjacent, the substitute — that earns the gap. The competitor is the part that earns the gap, because a query without the competitor earns the count; a query with the competitor earns the gap and the citation.
The one space the competitor leaves — the depth, the proof, the schema — that earns the citation. The gap is the part that earns the citation, because a query without the gap earns the competitor and loses the citation; a query with the gap earns the traffic.
The agent reads your queries and the AI answers, drafts the query, the competitor, and the gap, and ships the audit. It pairs with the aeo readiness audit and the ai citation optimization templates.
The AI questions, the citations, the gaps.
Agent names the one question.
The one rival the AI cites.
The one space the competitor leaves.
Names the query, does not count the citations
One gap per query, not five
Re-runs monthly, not once
Pairs with the aeo readiness and citation optimization templates
Name the one query, the one competitor, and the one gap. The analysis reads as a source, not a miss, which is why the content earns the citation, not the count.
The space the competitor leaves in the AI answer — the depth, the proof, the schema. An SEO who counts the citations earns the miss; an SEO who names the query and the competitor earns the gap and the citation.
Name the one query the prospect asks and the one source the AI links. A query without the gap earns the competitor and loses the citation; a query with the gap earns the traffic, because the gap is what earns the citation.
A query that earns the gap, a competitor that earns the citation, and a gap that earns the traffic. The analysis that counts earns the miss; the analysis that names the query earns the citation.