Four travel brands. Four Reddit positions. How Marriott, Hilton, Airbnb, and Delta win — or lose — the AI citation layer that now answers where to stay and which airline to fly.
Four luxury houses. Four Reddit positions. How Rolex, Hermès, Cartier, and Patek Philippe win — or lose — the AI citation layer that now answers what to buy at $10K+.
Reddit is 40% of AI citations. Inside Reddit, 50 subreddits do the work. The first published ranking of which communities ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini cite most.
STAT and Endpoints have consolidated biotech citation share. Drugs.com and RTTNews own structured FDA databases. NEJM is the peer-reviewed authority — the healthcare equivalent of law firm blogs in crypto. Closes the franchise with cross-vertical recap of all 8 verticals.
Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, Forbes Travel Guide form the working short list for luxury hospitality. Michelin Keys is the watch-this-space new entrant. Awards franchises compound citation weight more cleanly here than any other vertical.
Punchbowl News has taken the daily-Hill citation crown from Politico. Bloomberg Government holds the structured-data lobbying lane. Axios owns smart-brevity policy-business. The Beltway press is now the gatekeeper to the answer box, not just to humans.
Bloomberg dominates IR citations second only to ESPN in sports. Reuters, WSJ, Seeking Alpha, Schwab, FactSet round out the top tier. Earnings call transcripts are now the highest-value IR-citation asset — what your CEO says becomes literal answer-engine training data.
CoinDesk and The Block dominate. But Latham, K&L Gates, Ropes & Gray, and Sidley out-cite editorial on regulatory questions. The first vertical where law firm blogs compete with crypto press for citation share.
Goop, MindBodyGreen, Healthline, PureWow, Sunset Magazine — which wellness publications AI engines cite most when answering product, trend, retreat, and lifestyle questions. First-edition spot capture across 10 buyer-intent queries.
ESPN dominates. The Athletic is the attribution moat. Below them: legacy network brands and category specialists. First-edition spot capture across 11 buyer-intent queries spanning NBA, NFL, MLB, soccer, NIL, and sports business.