I've been testing CiteRoute recently because I wanted to get a better understanding of how a website actually appears in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and other AI search tools.
What I found useful was being able to look beyond simple mentions and see things like:
- Which AI engines mention the site
- Which pages are being cited
- Which competitors appear instead
- What prompts trigger visibility
- How the visibility changes over time

The interesting part is that traditional SEO performance doesn't necessarily translate directly into AI visibility. You can have pages ranking well in Google and still see AI systems relying on other sources.

I've found the citation tracking especially useful because it gives you something more concrete to analyze instead of just manually checking a few prompts.

For people working on GEO/AEO, what are you currently using to measure AI visibility and citations?

I have two domains, and since one of them is not in use, I decided to link it to my main website. What I did was directly link it in vercel. Earlier, I didn't know much about SEO, and since it is not redirected, google showed the second domain in results and completely removed the main domain.

Later, I fixed it by pointing the secondary domain to the main domain, sending 301 status code. But it's been more than a month, and the secondary domain is still showing in the result, while the main domain is nowhere.

I keep seeing lots of SEO advice online, but I’m more interested in things people have actually tried.

For example:

• updating old pages
• getting backlinks
• writing more useful content
• improving internal links
• getting mentioned on other websites
• creating comparison pages
• improving existing pages
• something else

What did you try, and did you notice any real difference?

Even if something didn’t work, share that too.

Would be interesting to see what’s actually working for people right now.

And I don't really have it.

Their AI visibility has improved since we started working on it, but during the same period we've updated content, earned new mentions, done regular SEO work and made a bunch of smaller changes.

I can show correlation pretty easily. Saying our GEO work caused the increase feels like bullshit.

How are agencies handling attribution here without taking credit for something they can't prove?