Deepage.io

Get Cited By AI. Rank on Google. Prove it

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

@markproduct Grow on Google and get recommended by ai

[Hasan Hatem @hasanhatem95]

Most content plans die in March.

Not from laziness. From having twenty topics on a list with no reason attached to any of them, so none of them feel worth a Tuesday.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

Most AI writing tools publish whatever comes out.

Deepage checks every draft against the live top 10 for that query first. If it says nothing the existing results don't, it doesn't publish.

That costs money on every killed draft. Still cheaper than forty articles nobody reads.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

@adhamuxi https://t.co/dFsIUSr1Cu — gets you ranking on Google and named in AI answers, then shows you the actual answers so you can check. $1 for 3 days.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

If you pay someone for SEO, ask them one question:

"When a customer asks ChatGPT who to buy from, does it say our name?"

Most monthly reports don't cover that. It's not laziness, it's a different job, and it's newer than the report.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

You can have the best website in your category and still never show up when someone asks ChatGPT who to buy from.

That answer is built from Reddit threads and roundup posts, not websites.

Deepage finds those pages and writes what to post. You press send.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

My site is six weeks old.

8 clicks. 239 impressions. 13 of 20 pages indexed.

Those are small numbers and I'm posting them anyway, because in six months the only thing that makes a big number believable is having shown the small one first.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

When someone asks ChatGPT who to buy from, it pulls from Reddit threads, roundups and comparison pages, not your website.

So today I found eight of those pages in my own market and posted in them myself.

That's the part most people skip. It's also the part that works.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

Ask ChatGPT the question your customer asks before they buy from you.

"Best [what you do] in [your city]."

Read who it names.

If you're not in there, someone else is getting that customer, and nothing tells you it happened.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

Your customers used to Google you.

Now some of them ask ChatGPT who to buy from, read the answer, and pick a name off it.

If your business isn't in that answer, you never find out. There's no report that tells you.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

@lightsilver323 https://t.co/dFsIUSr1Cu
Deepage is an AI-visibility platform. It gets your brand cited by AI answer engines, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Claude, by writing content built to be quoted, earning citations on the third-party sites AI trusts.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

Every other tool in this category is paid to produce.

Deepage compares every draft against the live top 10 for that query and asks one question: does this say anything the existing results don't?

If the answer is no, it doesn't publish. It rewrites.

[Deepage.io @Deepageio]

Most AI-visibility tools count a link as a mention.

Deepage counts your name.

If an AI cites a page from your site but never says who you are, it doesn't count. That produces a smaller number than every competitor's. It also produces a true one.