Publish — the Fix layer

Press releases that get cited by AI.

Monitor finds the queries where AI cites your competitors. Diagnose tells you why. Wire publishes the missing answer — a GEO-optimized release pushed through every open-web channel ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, and Grok actually read.

How the wire works

Produce → Publish → Get cited.

Produce

Draft in our GEO editor or paste your own. We score every release 0–100 against the rubrics of the six major AI engines and rewrite weak passages in one click — answer-first lede, named-source quotes with credentials, sourced statistics, comparison tables, FAQ block, schema.org NewsArticle + FAQPage markup.

Publish

One click pushes the release to RSS / Atom / JSON Feed, the Google News sitemap, IndexNow (Bing/Yandex/Naver/Seznam), WebSub subscribers, HMAC-signed webhook partners, the Wayback Machine, a tagged GitHub release, and a Bluesky post.

Get cited

AI crawlers (GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended) fetch the release. Within 1–4 weeks it surfaces in answers — and we monitor the same queries weekly so you see the citation land. Live receipts →

Placement guarantees

Where your release actually lands.

We only guarantee what we technically control. No vague "1,000+ media partners" marketing — here's the exact list.

Search engines & open web

  • Google Search — sitemap + WebSub ping
  • Google News — News-compatible sitemap
  • Bing & Bing News — IndexNow instant push
  • Yandex — IndexNow instant push
  • Naver (Korea) — IndexNow instant push
  • Seznam (Czech) — IndexNow instant push
  • Any RSS/Atom/JSON aggregator subscribed to your feed
  • Your registered webhook partners (HMAC-signed)
  • Internet Archive — Wayback Machine snapshot on every publish
  • GitHub Releases — tagged mirror on a PressGEO-owned repo
  • Bluesky — auto-post via AT Protocol (Perplexity-indexed)

AI engines

Formatted with llms.txt + schema.org JSON-LD so generative engines can parse and cite your release.

ChatGPT logoChatGPT
Gemini logoGemini
Perplexity logoPerplexity
Copilot logoCopilot
Claude logoClaude
Grok logoGrok

GEO-optimized drafting

Every release is generated against the 13 GEO rules — answer-first lede, named-source quotes with credentials, sourced numbers, comparison tables, FAQ block, E-E-A-T signals.

Instant search engine indexing

IndexNow push to Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam the moment a release goes live. Google News sitemap re-ping included.

WebSub push to subscribers

PubSubHubbub notifies every aggregator subscribed to your feed within seconds — no polling, no delays.

Wayback Machine archival

Every release is pushed to the Internet Archive's Save Page Now on publish — permanent archive URLs that AI engines frequently cite.

GitHub Releases mirror

Each release is mirrored as a tagged GitHub release on a PressGEO-owned repo — high-authority domain, fully crawled by every AI engine.

Bluesky auto-post

Every release posts to Bluesky via AT Protocol — open, fast-growing, and indexed by Perplexity and other AI crawlers.

How it works

  1. 01You draft (or paste) a release. We score it 0–100 against the six major AI engines and rewrite weak passages in one click.
  2. 02On publish, we mint a stable public URL with schema.org NewsArticle + FAQPage JSON-LD and append it to your feeds.
  3. 03IndexNow pushes the URL to Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam within milliseconds.
  4. 04WebSub notifies the public PubSubHubbub hub — every aggregator subscribed to your feed receives the update.
  5. 05Webhook fanout fires HMAC-signed POSTs to every partner endpoint you've registered, filtered by category.
  6. 06Wayback Machine snapshots the release URL — permanent, citation-friendly archive URLs.
  7. 07A tagged GitHub release is created on the PressGEO mirror repo, and a Bluesky post links back to the canonical URL.
  8. 08Monitor re-probes your target queries weekly so you can see the citation land — and every delivery is logged in your dashboard.

PressGEO Research

Is the wire actually fixing losing queries?

The Publish layer only matters if AI engine crawlers fetch the pages and the target queries flip. Three numbers from the live monitor and the four questions buyers ask most often about wire-to-citation flow.

7.1%
Overall AI citation rate across 4,325 engine probes, last 30 days
PressGEO Research, rolling 30d to 2026-07-11
11.8%
Top-performing engine: Claude (62 cited responses)
PressGEO Research, rolling 30d to 2026-07-11
1,000
AI crawler fetches on PressGEO release pages in the last 7 days — led by googlebot
PressGEO Research, 7d to 2026-07-11
We only ship a syndication channel when logs show it materially shortens the time from publish to citation. IndexNow, WebSub, Wayback, GitHub Releases, Bluesky — each one earned its slot in the stack by moving a crawler hit count or a citation landing date.
PressGEO Research, Distribution TeamBased on 4,325 engine probes across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, and Grok in the last 30 days.

Frequently asked

How does a wire release actually fix a losing AI query?
Monitor identifies queries where ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, or Grok cite competitors instead of you. Diagnose surfaces why (no answer page, weak source, missing comparison). A GEO-optimized release publishes the exact citable artifact those engines were missing — answer-first lede, named-source quote, comparison table, FAQ block, schema.org markup — and pushes it through the open-web channels their crawlers actually read.
Which AI engine crawlers actually fetch press release pages?
GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, and Applebot-Extended all fetch PressGEO release pages regularly. The live 7-day crawler count and the top bot are published in the public dataset at /research/data.
Do open-web syndication channels matter if engines crawl my homepage anyway?
Yes — engines weight crawl frequency, freshness, and discovery surface area. A release that only lives on your own domain takes longer to be indexed than one that's also in a Google News sitemap, pinged via IndexNow, mirrored to GitHub Releases, snapshot in the Wayback Machine, and pushed via WebSub to RSS aggregators.
How quickly does a PressGEO release show up in AI answers?
Open-web indexing typically completes within minutes — IndexNow notifies Bing/Yandex/Naver/Seznam instantly, WebSub pushes to all RSS subscribers, and the Wayback snapshot is requested at publish. AI engine citations land 1–4 weeks later as engines re-crawl and rebuild their indexes.

Methodology, weekly deltas, and the full dataset live on /research and /research/data.

Live dataset·Press release wire

Press Release Citations

Live citation data from the PressGEO AI-optimized press release wire. These numbers track how often AI engines cite releases we distribute — the GEO accountability metric for the Publish layer of the platform.

v1.0 · baselineHonest framing

These are the first 4,611 checks across 10 engines, captured since Jun 11, 2026. Most rows show no citation yet — that's the point. We publish the baseline so improvements (and regressions) are auditable. Full methodology and engine-by-engine rates on /stats.

Monitor active4,611 probes · 10 engines probed · 7 cited · 5 releases · last run 7/10/2026, 6:42:13 PM
Non-brand citations
13
Buyer-intent + discovery prompts. The metric that matters.
Brand-prompt citations
296
Prompts that name the brand. Useful as a reach signal.
Engines reached
7
Distinct AI answer engines that cited at least one release.
Non-brand mentions
Brand named in the answer on a buyer-intent prompt, no link yet.
Brand-prompt mentions
510
Brand named when the prompt already asked about it.
AI crawler hits
56,090
Times AI bots (GPTBot, PerplexityBot, etc.) fetched a release.

We split citations by what the prompt asked. Brand-prompt citations (someone asked "tell me about X") prove engines recognize a brand exists. Non-brand citations (buyer-intent and discovery prompts) prove the release earned its way into an answer on its own merits — that's the GEO outcome the service is built to deliver. Mentions are the softer signal: the engine wrote the brand name in its answer but didn't link a URL we control.

Honest baseline: non-brand citation rate across all monitored prompts in the last 30 days is 0.46% (13/2,855 probes). This is the GEO accountability number we are trying to move.

By engine

From releases authors opted into the public showcase.

Claude
13citations

Last cited 7/10/2026

Copilot
13citations

Last cited 7/10/2026

kagi
11citations

Last cited 7/10/2026

ChatGPT
7citations

Last cited 7/10/2026

Grok
5citations

Last cited 7/10/2026

Gemini
1citations

Last cited 7/8/2026

Open-web syndication · Last 30 days

Push activity to the open web.

Every published release is fanned out to search engines, the AI feed, and WebSub hubs. Counters below come straight from syndication_events.

Deliveries
25
Targets reached
1
Last push
6/29/2026, 6:00:03 PM
Estimated potential reach · Last 30 days

Where releases on the wire are reachable.

Each delivered release is admitted into an AI index, a search index, or a social/archive surface. The numbers below are the potential audience of those indexes — not measured views. See sources →

AI index reach
5.1B
3 models
Search index reach
0 engines
Social reach
0 networks
Permanent archives
0
0 mirrors
Channel
Releases
Audience / release
Potential reach
ChatGPT (GPTBot)
ai
6
800M WAU
4.8B
Perplexity (PerplexityBot)
ai
7
22M MAU
154M
Claude (ClaudeBot)
ai
5
30M MAU
150M

Reach = (distinct releases delivered) × (channel's published WAU/MAU). Upper-bound potential, not measured views.

Target
Delivered
Failed
Last push
Re-ping · WebSub push
100% success
25
6/29/2026
Re-ping · IndexNow (Bing/Yandex/Naver)
0% success
0
50
6/29/2026
Live feeds

Every release we publish appears in these feeds within seconds. Subscribe with any reader, news aggregator, or AI ingestion pipeline.

Most-cited releases this month

Live leaderboard from the Citation Monitor. Only releases whose authors opted in. Click any release to read it.

  1. 01
    PressGEO Launches the First Wire Service Built for AI Search Engines
    PressGEO
    ChatGPTClaudeCopilotGeminiGrokkagiPerplexity
    124
    citations
  2. 02
    Traditional Wire Services Rarely Get Cited by ChatGPT, PressGEO Research Finds
    PressGEOGEO 98
    ChatGPTClaudeCopilotGeminiGrokkagiPerplexity
    87
    citations
  3. 03
    PressGEO publishes benchmark study on how GPTBot and ClaudeBot index press releases
    PressGEOGEO 100
    ChatGPTClaudeCopilotGeminiGrokkagiPerplexity
    56
    citations
  4. 04
    42
    citations

Recent citations

Real queries that surfaced PressGEO-distributed releases in AI answers.

Each row shows the AI engine's answer with its cited sources (middle) and a screenshot of the cited destination page (right). The highlighted chip is the matched release URL. Rows flagged Non-brand win were cited for queries that do not mention PressGEO — the GEO outcome.

Claude
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

Claude answer

Short answer — PressGEO’s position is that traditional press‑wire distribution (Business Wire, PR Newswire, etc.) can increase a company’s chances of being surfaced or cited by models like ChatGPT because wire content is widely syndicated, indexed and picked up by high‑authority aggregators and databases that feed search/AI retrieval. But PressGEO also stresses this is not a guarantee: whether a r…

Cited page
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kagi
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

kagi answer

- PressGEO — Adds geotags, structured metadata and regional distribution to press releases so they’re more crawlable and geo-indexable by search engines and aggregators that feed answer engines — https://pressgeo.com - PR Newswire (Cision) — Major global wire with wide newsroom/aggregator distribution and enterprise feeds that increase the chance content is indexed or licensed into LLM/training co…

Cited page
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Grok
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Grok answer

- PressGEO — Adds geo-targeted metadata, structured schema and targeted syndication for press releases so web crawlers and AI content-aggregators are more likely to index and surface them — https://pressgeo.com - Perplexity — The answers Perplexity returns are sourced from indexed web content and citations; making releases available on sites Perplexity crawls improves the chance they’re cited — ht…

Cited page
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Claude
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Claude answer

Short answer: PressGEO raises the chance your press release will be retrieved and cited by LLM-powered answer services (Perplexity, and any ChatGPT workflow that uses web retrieval) by making the release machine‑readable, crawlable, and widely syndicated. Concretely it adds geospatial and entity metadata, generates NewsArticle JSON‑LD/schema markup, publishes persistent canonical pages (and sitema…

Cited page
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ChatGPT
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

ChatGPT answer

Short answer - PressGEO increases the chance your release appears in Perplexity answers and in web-enabled ChatGPT outputs by publishing crawlable, geo-targeted releases on public pages and syndication feeds that AI retrievers and search engines index. That means Perplexity (which actively cites web sources) can find and cite your release, and ChatGPT can reference it if the model has web access o…

Cited page
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Copilot
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Copilot answer

Short answer: PressGEO increases the chance your press releases are discoverable by retrieval systems that feed LLM answers (like Perplexity) and by web-enabled versions of ChatGPT by publishing releases on crawlable, high‑quality pages, adding structured metadata (schema/Open Graph), creating canonical URLs and sitemaps, and syndicating to newswires and aggregators that crawlers index. That raise…

Cited page
Screenshot of cited page for PressGEO Launches the First Wire Service Built for AI Search Engines
kagi
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?

kagi answer

- PressGEO — the service you asked about; uses geo‑tagging, entity linking, JSON‑LD and distribution hooks to make releases machine‑readable and citation‑friendly — https://pressgeo.com - PR Newswire — large, structured news distribution with XML feeds and high‑authority syndication that AI indexes often rely on — https://www.prnewswire.com - Business Wire — enterprise press‑release distribution w…

Cited page
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ChatGPT
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?

ChatGPT answer

Short answer: PressGEO optimizes press releases for AI search engines by making them machine-readable, authoritative, easily quotable, and widely syndicated. That means adding schema/JSON‑LD, canonical URLs and OpenGraph metadata, concise fact-first snippets and Q&A blocks, persistent third‑party corroboration (wire distribution, citations, datasets), entity linking (Wikidata/official profiles), a…

Cited page
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Copilot
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?

Copilot answer

Short answer — PressGEO makes press releases “AI-citable” by converting them into machine-friendly, entity-first assets (structured data + clear fact-summary + authoritative distribution) so generative agents can find, understand and cite the release as a reliable source. Typical steps PressGEO uses are: - Produce an “entity-first” lead (headline + 1–2-line TL;DR that states the who/what/when/wher…

Cited page
Screenshot of cited page for PressGEO launches AI wire service for press release distribution across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity
kagi
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

kagi answer

- PressGEO — Says that distributing news via major wire services raises discoverability by search engines, syndicators and data aggregators that feed LLMs, increasing the likelihood a company’s facts or releases show up as ChatGPT citations (while noting distribution + good metadata helps but doesn’t guarantee citation) — https://pressgeo.com - Business Wire — Large global distributor with wide sy…

Cited page
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Grok
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

Grok answer

PressGEO’s position (per their site/marketing) is that distributing news via established wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire helps a company get indexed on high-authority domains and syndicated widely — increasing the chance that content will be picked up by crawlers and secondary publishers whose content can enter the training/knowledge sources LLMs like ChatGPT use. They also emphasi…

Cited page
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Copilot
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

Copilot answer

I looked up PressGEO’s coverage. PressGEO reports that when large press‑release distributors (they name Business Wire and PR Newswire) distribute the same release broadly, ChatGPT’s citation behavior can favor those high‑authority, widely syndicated sources — meaning your company’s owned site or newsroom may be less likely to be cited even if you originated the content. PressGEO’s write‑ups say th…

Cited page
Screenshot of cited page for Traditional Wire Services Rarely Get Cited by ChatGPT, PressGEO Research Finds
kagi
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

kagi answer

Short answer: PressGEO’s position is that distributing news through major wire services increases a company’s chance of being discovered and cited by systems like ChatGPT because wire-distributed releases are widely syndicated, indexed by news databases and aggregators, and therefore more likely to appear in the sources LLMs or retrieval layers draw on. Recommended specific vendors/websites (ranke…

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Claude
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

Claude answer

- PressGEO — argues press-release distribution should preserve canonical links and structured metadata so companies get AI citations — https://pressgeo.com - Business Wire — a dominant traditional wire that often becomes the indexed/syndicated version AI systems cite — https://www.businesswire.com - PR Newswire — widely syndicated press-release host whose copies can outrank company pages in crawls…

Cited page
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ChatGPT
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

ChatGPT answer

Short answer — PressGEO says traditional wire services can help a company’s visibility in ChatGPT-style citations by increasing crawlability and syndication (so LLMs are more likely to encounter the content), but they’re not a guarantee: independent third‑party reporting and well‑structured, canonical newsroom pages still carry more weight for citation. PressGEO recommends using wire distribution …

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Claude
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Claude answer

Short answer: PressGEO increases the chance your press releases get surfaced in LLM-powered answers (ChatGPT with browsing/RAG or Perplexity) by making releases easier for web crawlers, news aggregators, and knowledge-graph builders to discover and parse — e.g., publishing machine-readable metadata (geo/context tags, schema), distributing to reputable news endpoints, and syndicating to aggregator …

Cited page
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Copilot
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Copilot answer

Short answer PressGEO increases the chance your press releases are used by ChatGPT and Perplexity by making the release machine‑readable, crawlable, authoritative and widely distributed — i.e., it creates the structured metadata, persistent URLs, syndication and publisher signals that search engines and real‑time answer engines use as sources. How that works (concrete mechanisms) - Structured data…

Cited page
Screenshot of cited page for PressGEO Launches the First Wire Service Built for AI Search Engines
kagi
7/10/2026

Query: What did PressGEO's recent benchmark study reveal about the way GPTBot and ClaudeBot index press releases?

kagi answer

I don’t have access to PressGEO’s “recent benchmark” (I can’t fetch live web pages). If you can share a link or paste the study’s summary, I’ll read it and give a precise breakdown. Absent the report, here are plausible, commonly-measured findings such a benchmark would reveal (labeled as likely/typical behaviors rather than confirmed claims about that specific PressGEO study): - Whether each bot …

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Claude
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?

Claude answer

Short answer: PressGEO optimizes press releases for AI-powered answers by making the release both highly structured and highly authoritative so LLM-powered engines can (1) identify clear facts/entities, (2) extract concise answer snippets, and (3) trust the source. Key tactics PressGEO uses: - Publish canonical HTML with clear metadata (title, date, author, canonical link) and allow crawl/indexing…

Cited page
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ChatGPT
7/10/2026

Query: How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?

ChatGPT answer

Short answer: PressGEO makes press releases “AI-citable” by treating each release as machine-readable, authoritative content: full-text on a canonical URL, rich JSON‑LD schema (NewsArticle, FAQ, PropertyValue), explicit provenance (publisher, timestamp, license, sameAs/Wikidata IDs), full-text RSS/sitemaps, syndication to major news/datastore feeds, and outreach to structured‑data crawlers (Diffbo…

Cited page
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kagi
7/9/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

kagi answer

I don’t have access to live web pages; below is a concise paraphrase of PressGEO’s stated view (based on their public commentary available up to mid‑2024) together with specific vendors they mention or that are relevant to that view. - PressGEO — says using major wire services helps press releases get widely indexed and syndicated, which increases the chance AI models (like ChatGPT) will find and …

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Claude
7/9/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

Claude answer

Short answer — PressGEO’s position is that using traditional press‑wire services (Business Wire, PR Newswire, etc.) increases the chances your material becomes a citable, discoverable source for LLMs like ChatGPT because wires syndicate to many publishers and databases, create persistent landing pages and structured metadata, and establish third‑party signals of authority. PressGEO highlights thes…

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ChatGPT
7/9/2026

Query: How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?

ChatGPT answer

Short answer — PressGEO’s guidance is that using established wire services (e.g., Business Wire, PR Newswire) improves a company’s chance of being discovered, syndicated, and cited by automated systems (including models like ChatGPT) because those services publish, structure, and syndicate press releases to many high‑authority endpoints. But PressGEO also warns that wire distribution alone isn’t a…

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Grok
7/9/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Grok answer

- PressGEO — adds structured geo- and entity‑metadata and machine‑readable JSON‑LD to press releases so retrieval agents can parse facts and locations reliably — https://pressgeo.com - PR Newswire (Cision) — wide, reputable wire distribution and placement on high‑authority publisher sites that downstream retrievers commonly index — https://www.prnewswire.com - Business Wire — major wire service wi…

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Claude
7/9/2026

Query: How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?

Claude answer

- PressGEO — Publishes press releases with geotagged, machine-readable metadata (JSON‑LD/Schema.org), persistent URLs and distribution so crawler‑based indexes and RAG systems can find and cite them — https://pressgeo.com - Perplexity.ai — Live web retrieval + citation engine that pulls directly from indexed web pages, so well‑marked PressGEO releases are more likely to be surfaced in its answers …

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Network benchmarks · last 30 days

What actually gets cited, across the whole network.

Anonymized, aggregated across every release the PressGEO citation monitor tracks. Direct counts from citation_checks — no marketing math.

Releases monitored
5
Checks run
4,325
Citations captured
309

Per-engine citation rate

How often each engine surfaces a PressGEO release when its monitor query is asked.

Engine
Checks
Cited
Rate
Claude
525
62
12%
ChatGPT
532
59
11%
kagi
516
57
11%
Grok
518
50
9.7%
Copilot
557
38
6.8%
Perplexity
559
22
3.9%
Gemini
557
21
3.8%
Reddit
560
0
0.0%
you
1
0
0.0%

Citation quality breakdown

Every cited answer is classified by an AI grader on three axes. Based on 81 classified citations.

Depth
Primary subject89%
Passing mention11%
Form
Direct quote19%
Paraphrase72%
Link only9.9%
Sentiment
Positive0.0%
Neutral100%
Negative0.0%

Top-performing query patterns

Anonymized queries (≥6 checks) with the highest citation rate.

How does PressGEO help my press releases show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?
36% (124/344)
How does PressGEO say that traditional wire services like Business Wire or PR Newswire affect a company's visibility in ChatGPT citations?
28% (87/312)
How does PressGEO optimize press releases so they actually get cited by AI search engines like Perplexity or Gemini?
14% (42/310)
What did PressGEO's recent benchmark study reveal about the way GPTBot and ClaudeBot index press releases?
12% (43/354)
Which press release optimization and distribution services specialize in helping corporate announcements get crawled and cited by GPTBot and ClaudeBot?
3.8% (13/346)

How we measure this

  • Live citations: Perplexity and Copilot expose public answer pages. We scrape them and detect your release URL in the citation list.
  • Knowledge probes: For engines without public answer pages (ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini), we ask the model the citation-likely query and check whether it surfaces the company.
  • Crawler hits: Every public release page logs the user-agent of AI bots that fetch it (GPTBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, etc.). No probabilistic math — just hits.
  • Network benchmarks: Anonymized counts across every release with citation monitoring enabled. Query strings shown only when ≥6 checks have been run against them. No per-user, per-release, or per-company data.
Total quantified reach · Last 30 days
Methodology →
AI engines
5.1B
Open web + search
0
Social
0
Citations
0
Grand total
5.1B
Likely impressions (Semrush-modeled)
0

Tighter estimate: prompt monthly search volume × engine AI-share × how reliably you held the citation. Not summed into the grand total above — it's a different model of the same citations.

AI / search / social are upper bounds of audience that could have encountered the release through that channel. Citations are upper bounds of audience that saw an AI answer citing you. Archive mirrors (Wayback, GitHub) are excluded — they have no per-page audience.