Cited Content Pattern Analyzer: what kind of content gets cited?

This is the Cited Content Pattern Analyzer.

It shows what kind of pages AI answers cite for a topic, and how yours differs.

Use it before you write, to find out what already gets cited for your topic.

Cited pages for one question often share a format, like a comparison table.

Ask an AI assistant your buyers' question, and copy the pages it cites.

Paste them one per line. These are sample pages of made-up clinics.

Four to six give clearer patterns. Two is the minimum.

Add your own page and the topic, if you like.

Then press Analyze patterns.

The summary shows the most common format, and where your page differs.

The score is our own measure, not Google's.

This chart shows their formats: here, two of the four are pricing guides.

Below is what the cited pages have in common.

This table puts your page next to them.

Do these first lists the gaps that matter most.

Open How to fix to see why it matters and the steps.

So restructure it as a pricing guide, or make a new page in that format.

Keep your own experience and data: match the format, not the words.

You also get a six-week plan, in the formats that get cited.

Each piece lists what it needs to match them.

When you've updated your page, check it again.

You can also email yourself a PDF of the result.