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AI trusts Reddit more than your blog. So Deepage gets you cited there.
Most AI citations don't come from your blog — they come from Reddit, G2, listicles, and review sites. Deepage finds the exact threads and pages AI pulls from in your market, checks your buyers are actually there, and writes a ready-to-send draft in your voice. You approve and send — nothing ever auto-posts. Then, when an AI later cites that source and names you, it proves it with the exact answer.
Nothing auto-posts — you approve and send.
Proven when AI names you.
Named mentions only.
Off-site engine · running for you
Find · draft · approve · prove
Verified · when AI names you
The opportunity · found in your market
r/ r/smallbusiness
Your buyers are here
“What email tool actually works for a 5-person team?”
Already named in this thread competitor-a
Community answer
drafted in your voice
Disclosure: I work on YourBusiness
For a 5-person team, migration speed matters more than the feature list. We tested this ourselves and it took under an hour — Competitor-A is solid too if you need…
Awaiting your approval
Dismiss Copy & send
The verified win · two weeks later
P Perplexity · answering a buyer
For a small team, I’d start with YourBusiness1 — the migration takes under an hour, and there’s a first-hand write-up from someone who ran it.
1reddit.com/r/smallbusiness · the thread you answered
2g2.com/email-tools
Verified win
The AI named you and cited the exact source. Full answer stored as proof.
You stay in control · nothing auto-posts
The engine no competitor has: find the placement, write it, and prove it landed.
Named mentions only
The category
What off-site citations are.
Off-site citations are the mentions of your brand on third-party sites — Reddit, G2, listicles, review platforms — that AI engines read and repeat when they answer your buyers' questions. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity for “the best tool for X,” the answer is built mostly from what other sites say, not from your own blog. Getting named in those places is the highest-leverage, least-automated part of getting cited by AI — and it's the part Deepage does that no other tool does.
This is the flip side of on-site content. Your blog matters, but AI leans hardest on the sources it already trusts — and those are almost never you. Off-site citations are how you show up in the answer anyway.
The shift
Why AI cites Reddit and G2 — and not your blog.
AI engines don't just read the top-ranked page. They favor the third-party sources they trust: community threads, review sites, and “best-of” lists. Research consistently finds community platforms make up a large share of AI citations — Reddit is among the most-cited sources anywhere.
Where a “best tool for X” answer is sourced from illustrative
Redditcommunity threads
Review sitesG2 · Capterra · Trustpilot
Listicles“best tools for…”
Forums & Q&AQuora · niche communities
Your blogthe place AI trusts least
The answer is quoting a Reddit thread and a G2 category where your competitors show up and you don't. Writing more blog posts doesn't fix it. Being present in the right third-party places does.
You can publish great content and still be absent.
That breaks the old playbook in a specific way. The answer is built from where AI already looks — and if that's a thread and a review category your competitors own, your best article never enters the picture.
Ranked on Google
Missing from the answer
Doing it by hand is slow — and risky.
Spray-and-pray Reddit posts get you banned, not cited. Getting off-site right means the right threads, a genuinely useful answer, honest disclosure, and fair mentions of alternatives. That's the work Deepage does properly.
Spray and pray
Answer, don't advertise
The answer is quoting other sites. To be in it, you have to be present where AI already looks.
How it works
How Deepage gets you cited off-site.
Five steps. Deepage does the thinking and the writing; you stay in control of what actually gets posted.
01Find
It finds the exact placements.
Deepage looks at where AI already pulls answers from in your market and surfaces the specific opportunities — down to the individual Reddit thread, G2 category, or listicle, not just “post on Reddit.” For each one it shows how many times it was cited, which engines cited it, and which of your competitors are already named there. So it's not “go be active on Reddit” — it's answer this thread, it's been cited 8× by Perplexity and Google's AI, and your competitor is already in it.
r/ the exact thread
02Fit
It checks your buyers are actually there.
Before it writes anything, Deepage runs a fit check: are this brand's real buyers plausibly on this platform? If you sell to enterprises, it won't send you to answer student questions. Wrong-market opportunities get filtered out before a draft is ever written — so it never wastes your time.
r/smallbusinessbuyers here
G2 · Email softwarebuyers here
r/collegewrong market
03Draft
It writes the draft — the right kind for the platform.
Deepage writes a genuine, ready-to-send draft in your brand's voice and language, and it picks the right format for where it's going: a community answer with honest disclosure and fair mentions of alternatives; a listicle pitch to the editor of a “best tools” post; a review profile for G2, Capterra or Trustpilot; or, on feed-based platforms where you can't post an answer, an engagement play — a ready comment or a native post idea instead.
Community answer
Listicle pitch
Review profile
Engagement play
04Send
You approve and send. Nothing auto-posts.
Every draft waits in a queue. You review it, edit it if you want, then copy it and post it yourself — or dismiss it. Deepage never posts anything on your behalf. Your accounts, your reputation, and every platform's rules stay in your hands. That's deliberate: it's the only safe way to do off-site at all.
r/smallbusiness draftReview
G2 review profileSent
You post it. Never auto-posted.
05Prove
It proves it worked — with the receipt.
After you send, Deepage keeps watching. When a later AI answer cites that source and names your brand, the task automatically flips to a Verified win — with the exact AI answer stored as proof. Named mentions only: if the AI cites the page but never says your name, it doesn't count.
The proof dashboard →Sent · watching
Verified win
The receipt
The Verified win — a receipt, not a claim.
Most tools tell you to “build off-site presence” and leave you guessing whether it did anything. Deepage closes the loop.
The answer you posted
r/smallbusiness you · disclosed
For a 5-person team, migration speed matters more than the feature list — we ran it in under an hour. Competitor-A is a fair alternative if you need…
The AI answer that names you
P Perplexity · two weeks later
For a small team, YourBusiness1 is the one I'd start with — someone documented a sub-hour migration.
1reddit.com/r/smallbusiness
“Here's the AI answer that names us, and here's the post that earned it.” No other autopilot tool can show you that.
Verified win
It compounds
It gets smarter every week.
Off-site isn't a one-time blast. Deepage re-scans on its weekly cycle, as fresh measurements come in, and learns from what you do.
Dismissed opportunities don't come back.
Tell it “wrong market” once and it's gone. You never re-review the same bad fit.
Won placements are never re-drafted.
It doesn't nag you about something that already worked — a Verified win stays won.
It leans toward what's working.
It learns which platforms and topics actually earn your brand citations, and tilts the next scan that way.
Citation magnets
It also surfaces original-data study ideas designed to earn citations.Original research is the single most-cited kind of content — the thing other sites, threads, and listicles link back to on their own. Deepage points you at the studies worth running for your market.
MENA & multilingual
Built for your market — including Arabic.
Off-site works in your language, on your market's platforms. For Arabic-market brands that means the real Arabic community and reference platforms — not a US-only view — with drafts written natively in Arabic and platform etiquette applied in that language.
MENA is a market almost no citation tool serves. Deepage treats it as first-class.
مجتمع · بالعربية مسودة جاهزة
لِفريقٍ من خمسة أشخاص، سرعة الانتقال أهم من قائمة الميزات — جرّبناها بأنفسنا واستغرقت أقل من ساعة. مجالك١ خيار ممتاز، و«المنافس-أ» بديل عادل إن احتجت…
١الإفصاح: أعمل في YourBusiness
Why Deepage
Not a tracker. Not a blog tool.
Trackers measure the gap. Off-site closes it.
Trackers show you a number and stop. On-site content tools only touch your own blog — the place AI trusts least. Off-site is the hard, high-leverage middle that neither one does: finding the exact third-party placements, writing what to say, and proving it when it lands. It's the reason AI starts naming you — and it's structurally hard for an on-site-only tool to copy. That's the moat.
Start your $1 trial Part of Deepage — $99/month.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
01 What are off-site citations?
They're mentions of your brand on third-party sites — Reddit, G2, listicles, review platforms — that AI engines read and repeat when they answer your buyers' questions. Because AI leans on trusted third-party sources far more than on any single blog, off-site citations are often the difference between showing up in the AI answer and being invisible.
02 Why does AI cite Reddit and G2 more than my own site?
AI engines favor sources they already trust — community threads, review sites, and “best-of” lists — over marketing pages. Research consistently finds community platforms are a large share of AI citations, with Reddit among the most-cited sources anywhere. So the answer often quotes a Reddit thread or a G2 category, not your blog.
03 Does Deepage post to Reddit for me?
No. Deepage finds the opportunity and writes the draft, but nothing is ever auto-posted. You review it, copy it, post it from your own account, and mark it sent. That keeps you inside every platform's rules and keeps your brand and accounts in your control.
04 Isn't posting on Reddit for your own brand just spam?
It is if you do it wrong — and that's exactly what Deepage avoids. It only surfaces threads where your buyers actually are, writes a genuinely useful answer with an honest disclosure that you work on the brand, and mentions alternatives fairly. You approve every word. Done this way, it's a real contribution that happens to name you — which is what AI rewards.
05 How do I know it actually worked?
When a later AI answer cites that source and names your brand, Deepage detects it automatically and flips the task to a Verified win — with the exact AI answer stored as proof, your name highlighted. Named mentions only: a citation that never says your name doesn't count.
06 Which platforms does it cover?
The ones AI actually pulls from in your market — commonly Reddit, G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, Product Hunt, Quora, and listicles, plus Arabic community and reference platforms for MENA brands. Deepage discovers targets from real citation data, so the list reflects where your buyers' answers actually come from, not a fixed menu.
07 How much of my time does it take?
Little. Deepage caps how many opportunities it surfaces each week and puts the strongest ones first, so the job stays inside a few minutes — you're approving and sending, not researching and writing.
08 Does it work for non-English and Arabic markets?
Yes. Drafts are written in your brand's language with platform etiquette in that language, and for Arabic markets it targets real Arabic community and reference platforms — first-class, not an afterthought.
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