r/SEO_LLM

I’ve been seeing a newer tactic and wanted to hear how people here are actually running it.

You search your exact target keywords and prompts in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and so on. Then you look at which websites and articles they suggest or cite, and you go after links or mentions on those pages. The thinking is that if LLMs already trust those pages, being on them gets you into AI answers, not just Google.

A few questions for anyone doing this:

• Finding sources: Do you prompt each LLM by hand, or do you use a tool or script to collect the cited URLs at scale?
• Which prompts: Do you stick to exact-match keywords, or also use conversational questions like “best X for Y”?
• Consistency: LLM answers change a lot between runs. How do you decide which sources are worth going after?
• Outreach angle: Do you mention the AI angle in your pitch, or treat it like normal outreach?
• Results: Have you actually seen your brand show up in LLM answers afterward? How long did it take?

Is this working for anyone, or is it mostly hype right now?

Please suggest recommended strategies of PR so that we can rank in LLM platforms.

I recently attended a webinar where they said it is important your company name is consistent across platforms in order to be grouped in the eyes of various LLM's.

Our company has officially an ApS at the end of the name. However, this is currently not added on Facebook, LinkedIN and on Google Business profile. It is added in official records, and on our website.

My question is, does it have an effect, or can LLM's still figure out that the with and without ApS at the end, is the same company?

Imagine you've been watching a competitor for a while and suddenly their organic visibility starts going up.

What do you investigate first?
I'd probably want to know:
• Which pages are responsible?
• Which keywords changed?
• Did they publish new content?
• Did old pages get updated?
• Did they gain backlinks?
• Did several pages improve at the same time?
• Did something change in the SERPs?

The interesting part is that the traffic increase itself isn't really the useful information.
The useful information is what caused it.

Have you ever spotted a competitor growth spike and actually managed to figure out what caused it?

Guys i need help to create a automation that helps me to track the rankings and AI citations of all the articles that I've published in the external websites to build a good topical authority and content footprint but since i can't access the GSC I've no idea about are even those articles are ranked or not. So thought of creating a automation for doing that.

Is there any prompts or maybe a simple model if someone has created pls share it'll help me a lot.