
The AI Citation Map: Reddit's Lead and the PR Playbook
Reddit leads every AI platform's citation share. The full engine-by-engine map, why single-platform strategy fails, and the operator playbook for PR teams.

Reddit leads every AI platform's citation share. The full engine-by-engine map, why single-platform strategy fails, and the operator playbook for PR teams.

Reddit's licensing deals with Google and OpenAI, the subreddits that concentrate AI citation power by category, and what brands should do about it.

Wikipedia answers facts. Reddit answers judgment questions. Why AI engines treat Reddit threads as ground truth, and what that means for brand strategy.

The 10 brand Wikipedia entries AI engines cite most, the structure they share, and three case studies showing why length and controversy don't determine citation.

Wikipedia shapes how AI engines describe companies, CEOs, and founders. The reputation chokepoint explained, plus the executive and founder-specific risks.

Reddit decides brand citation across pharma, pets, CPG, hospitality, luxury, gambling, auto, and tech. The full eight-sector breakdown of who wins and why.

Wikipedia leads AI citation share in law, travel, healthcare, sports, and religion. NIST and CISA outrank it in cybersecurity. The full six-sector breakdown.

YouTube is a search engine that renders its results as video. 2.7B users. 500 hours uploaded per minute. The buyer-intent surface most PR programs still miss.

This article explains what makes a web page citable by AI engines, moving beyond traditional search ranking. It highlights the importance of technical accessibility, specific facts, clear content structure, defined information roles, corroboration, and original material to ensure your content is usable as evidence by AI.

Sporked, Taste of Home, America's Test Kitchen, The Kitchn, Food52, Food Network — the food and beverage publications AI engines cite most on buyer-intent product queries. First-edition spot capture across 10 queries on Google Search.