Services

Custom infrastructure for AI Search growth.

We don’t sell packages or self-serve tooling We build the marketing infrastructure that turns AI Search signals into continuous, compounding execution

What we do

Seven services, one connected programme.

Each service can stand alone, but they are designed to reinforce one another: research informs content, content earns authority, authority shapes reputation and AI answers, and better journeys turn that attention into enquiries

01

CRO: user journey conversion

Diagnose where qualified visitors hesitate and redesign the path from first visit to private enquiry - without trading discretion for pressure.

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02

Brand reputation management

Monitor how search engines, AI assistants and influential sources describe the brand, correct what is inaccurate and strengthen the evidence behind what is true.

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03

Content creation

Create the explanations, evidence and answers that buyers, search engines and AI assistants need to understand why the brand is the right fit.

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04

User acquisition

Attract qualified audiences across organic search, AI discovery, paid media and partnerships - and measure which channels genuinely contribute to enquiries.

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05

Strategic PR placement

Earn coverage in the publications and specialist sources that buyers, search engines and AI assistants trust - chosen for influence on decisions, not for reach alone.

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06

SEO: search engine optimisation

Strengthen the technical foundations, content and authority that help qualified buyers find the brand in search - and that AI answers increasingly draw on.

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07

AEO: answer engine optimisation

Help AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot understand, describe and appropriately recommend the brand for high-intent questions.

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A connected discipline

From signal to compounding execution.

We don’t offer cookie-cutter packages or self-serve solutions Data tells us where to act; custom infrastructure lets us execute faster, learn continuously, and compound results over time.

Our services begin with decision context We identify the audiences, questions and criteria closest to commercial intent, then build the infrastructure that helps search engines, assistants and buyers interpret the brand accurately.

Whether the priority is SEO, answer engine optimisation or conversion rate optimisation, every engagement runs on the same four infrastructure pillars below.

How we deliver

Four pillars behind every service.

β†’ 01

Prompt and market intelligence

Citevia Prompts view with topics, intent distribution and tracked prompts

We define the questions that reveal real consideration: who is asking, what they are trying to decide, which alternatives they compare and what evidence changes confidence. This creates a commercially useful prompt universe rather than a generic keyword list.

  • Executive and stakeholder discovery
  • High-intent prompt universe
  • Buyer-stage and audience mapping
  • Competitive recommendation review

Used in: CRO Β· Content creation Β· User acquisition Β· SEO Β· AEO

β†’ 02

Authority architecture

Citevia Citations view showing source types and domain usage

We examine whether the open web provides a coherent, credible account of the brand’s expertise The roadmap connects owned content, entities, executive authority and independent sources so assistants have better evidence from which to form an answer.

  • Entity and source assessment
  • Authority-gap prioritisation
  • Owned-content briefing
  • Earned-authority agenda

Used in: Brand reputation management Β· Content creation Β· Strategic PR placement Β· SEO Β· AEO

β†’ 03

Recommendation positioning

Citevia Competitors view with share of voice and brand visibility trends

We translate positioning into defensible reasons for recommendation. The goal is not to claim universal superiority, but to make the circumstances in which the brand is an excellent fit specific, consistent and supported.

  • Best-fit recommendation territories
  • Decision-criteria narratives
  • Comparison and objection guidance
  • Cross-channel message alignment

Used in: CRO Β· Content creation Β· User acquisition Β· Strategic PR placement Β· AEO

β†’ 04

Reputation monitoring

Citevia AI Crawlers view with crawler volume and bot activity

We review how selected assistants describe, compare and qualify the brand against an agreed prompt set. Reporting focuses on material movement in presence, fit, accuracy and source quality - not vanity mention counts.

  • Model-response baseline
  • Narrative and accuracy review
  • Source-pattern monitoring
  • Executive recommendations

Used in: Brand reputation management Β· AEO

Built for your market

Who this is for.

Citevia works with reputation-sensitive, high-consideration markets where buyers research deeply, decisions carry meaningful consequence, and a generic mention is no substitute for a credible, context-specific recommendation. Each programme is built around the language, intermediaries, evidence and reputation dynamics of the market rather than a universal prompt template.

Current sector focus includes yachting, private aviation, luxury real estate, jewellery & watches, and luxury hospitality. Buyers in these markets ask which operator fits a mission, which builder belongs on a shortlist, which adviser can serve a family office, or which property matches a precise need β€” questions that demand fit, provenance and trust, not volume.

The approach applies to any market where authority signals and citation quality shape recommendation, where reputation precedes revenue, and where being recommended for the wrong reason carries commercial cost. View all industries

How we work

A disciplined path from signal to compounding results.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Align commercial priorities, buyer roles, decision moments, market context and operating constraints with senior stakeholders.

  2. 02

    Baseline

    Document what selected assistants currently say, where the brand appears, which sources recur and what material gaps exist.

  3. 03

    Prioritise

    Rank prompt opportunities and reputation risks by audience relevance, buyer intent, authority feasibility and potential decision influence.

  4. 04

    Architect

    Build a coordinated roadmap across entities, content, executive expertise, digital foundations and credible external authority.

  5. 05

    Activate

    Work alongside existing teams and partners to implement approved interventions with clear ownership and review controls.

  6. 06

    Learn

    Re-test the agreed question set, assess qualitative change and adapt as models, sources, buyer language and commercial priorities evolve.

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Foundation

Evidence-led, not keyword-led.

AI assistants rely on the same foundational web signals as traditional search β€” content quality, entity relationships, authoritative sources and current facts β€” but they synthesize those signals into natural language rather than ranking pages. Research shows that content with clear structure, cited statistics, quotations from credible sources and direct answers to specific questions can improve visibility by up to 40% in AI-generated responses.

Google and other major platforms have stated that no special schema, AI text file or machine-readable markup is required for AI visibility. What matters is the visible content itself: clear answers to real buyer questions, supported by credible evidence. Our work strengthens the owned and earned authority environment that influences whether a brand is understood and considered.

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Engagement design

Senior, selective and built around your operating reality.

Citevia can run a full programme across several services, lead a single service, or work as a specialist layer alongside your existing brand, communications and media partners.

Scope, access and approval controls are agreed at the outset. No responsible agency can guarantee an independent model recommendation; our role is to improve the clarity, credibility and authority on which those recommendations may depend.

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Frequently asked

Engagement questions

Which services does Citevia offer?

Citevia offers seven services: user journey conversion rate optimisation (CRO), brand reputation management, content creation, user acquisition, strategic PR placement, search engine optimisation (SEO) and answer engine optimisation (AEO). Every service runs on the same four infrastructure pillars - prompt and market intelligence, authority architecture, recommendation positioning and reputation monitoring - so research, evidence and measurement compound across the programme.

CRO Β· Brand reputation management Β· Content creation Β· User acquisition Β· Strategic PR placement Β· SEO Β· AEO

Can Citevia work alongside our existing agencies?

Yes. Citevia can run a full programme across several services, take on a single service, or work as a specialist layer alongside existing brand, communications, media, SEO and content partners. Scope, access and approval controls are agreed at the outset, and coordination with existing teams is part of the activation phase.

What deliverables does each service produce?

Deliverables depend on the service and are agreed at scoping. Typical examples include a high-intent prompt universe and model-response baseline for AEO, a technical audit and intent-led page map for SEO, a buyer question map and expert-led content for content creation, a source map and pitch plan for strategic PR placement, a reputation baseline and correction plan for brand reputation management, a channel plan for user acquisition, and a friction audit and experiment roadmap for CRO. Each service page lists its deliverables in full.

Which industries does Citevia work with?

Citevia works with reputation-sensitive, high-consideration markets where buyers research deeply before revealing intent. Current sector focus includes yachting, private aviation, luxury real estate, jewellery and watches, and luxury hospitality. Each programme is built around the language, intermediaries, evidence and reputation dynamics of the market rather than a universal prompt template.

Yachting Β· Private aviation Β· Luxury real estate Β· Jewellery & watches Β· Luxury hospitality

How is progress reported and measured?

Reporting focuses on four dimensions that keep findings commercially grounded: Presence measures whether the brand enters relevant answers for the agreed question set. Fit assesses whether it is recommended for the buyer, need and context the brand is equipped to serve. Accuracy evaluates whether the answer reflects current facts, approved positioning and meaningful distinction. Authority reviews whether owned and independent sources are credible enough to support confidence. The approach combines repeatable review with informed judgement, interpreting AI outputs as directional evidence rather than deterministic rankings.

Citevia methodology

How are engagements scoped and how long do they run?

Engagements are scoped according to commercial priorities, audience fit, category context and operating constraints. The six-stage methodology moves from discovery and baseline through prioritisation, architecture, activation and continuous learning. Programme length varies by complexity and category maturity. Initial baseline assessments establish current state before activation begins, and monitoring continues as models, sources and markets evolve.

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Private AI visibility assessment

See where data says to act.

Establish how assistants interpret your brand today, which questions matter, and where infrastructure can improve speed, learning and compounding results.

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