AI citations start with a crawl. When an engine's bots keep fetching a page, that page is in play. WriteWorks bot signals watch for pages crawled heavily in the last 7 days that are not cited yet, and flag which engine is likely to cite them next, so you know where a content push will count.
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The two datasets live apart, and citations lag the crawl.
Crawler logs say a bot read a page. Citation tracking says an engine named you. Without joining the two, you cannot see the pages that are read but not used.
Teams refresh pages on a schedule or by gut feel, not by which pages AI engines are actively looking at right now.
By the time a citation shows up in your tracking, the crawl that led to it happened days or weeks earlier. Looking only at citations means always reacting.
Brand mentions inside AI answers rarely surface in analytics, so the work can't be tied back to revenue.
Recent crawls, minus recent citations, by engine.
WriteWorks compares each page's AI bot hits this week with the week before, and lists the pages with heavy recent crawling that have no citation from that engine in the last 28 days.
For each page on the list, WriteWorks shows the engines whose crawlers read it recently but have not cited it, so you know whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or another engine is the likely next citation.
Open the page, strengthen the content that answers the prompts you track, and request re-indexing through IndexNow. Then watch the citation tracking for the result.
From invisibility to category dominance across every major answer engine.
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Everything on the watch list.
This week's AI bot hits against last week's, per page.
Which engines' crawlers drove the recent activity.
Engines that cited the page in the last 28 days.
Engines crawling the page that have not cited it yet.
The same engines tracked for your prompts.
Content work aimed at pages AI is already reading.
Bot signals inside AI crawler intelligence.
Teams who want the citation, not just the crawl.
Spend refresh effort on pages AI engines are already reading.
A leading indicator that arrives before the citation does.
Evidence for where content investment will move AI visibility.
“We closed the share-of-voice gap across every major engine. Our content team now ships citation-ready by default, and we have the proof to show it.”
Read the full storyEverything teams typically ask before getting started.
Related solutions, adjacent use cases, and platform features.
Pages AI bots are reading this week, not yet cited, with the engine most likely to cite them next.