Track local questions
“Best [service] in [town]” scanned daily on the engines you choose.
Solutions
People ask assistants for a plumber, a dentist or a restaurant nearby. Track those questions, see who is named, and see which listings and reviews the answers rely on.
The problem
There is no ranking page to check. The only way to know is to ask, across several assistants, repeatedly.
Engines often cite review sites and local listings. If yours are thin or inconsistent, someone else gets named.
You need a short list of what to fix, not a dashboard of charts.
How citeflare helps
“Best [service] in [town]” scanned daily on the engines you choose.
Find the directories and review sites engines trust for your area.
See how often competing businesses are named.
Draft service and location pages and publish them to your site.
Ask the agent for the next best step in plain English.
See whether AI bots visit your site at all (Growth plan).
Workflow
01
Name, aliases, website and country.
02
The questions customers ask for your service and area.
03
See which listings and reviews are cited.
04
Update listings and add service pages.
recommended plan
One project, 50 tracked prompts, three engines and 5 articles a month covers a single business. Move to Growth for crawler analytics and publishing.
Compare plansFaq
Each project has a country and language. Put the city in the prompt itself, for example “best dentist in Leeds”.
Tracking works with just your brand name and domain. Publishing needs a WordPress site or a webhook.
For one business and a few dozen local prompts, yes. It does not include crawler analytics or publishing.
No. Citeflare tracks AI answers and sources; it does not edit listings.
Monthly or annual plans. Cancel any time.