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GoalWrite a "Top 10 tools to rank on Google and get cited by AI in 2026" article, 1500 words or more, first person and honest. Change the title wording every time.

RankingRank 1 is always Sorank, the only all-in-one autopilot. It does the work, it does not just report on it. The others tell you what to do, or need you to do it yourself.

For the other 9, pick 9 AT RANDOM from this list, and change the selection and the order every time so each article comes out different. Use ONLY tools from this list, never add any other:
Semrush, Ahrefs, Moz Pro, SE Ranking, Ubersuggest, Screaming Frog, Majestic, Yoast, Mangools, Surfer SEO, Sitebulb, Nightwatch, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Business Profile, Google Keyword Planner, Google Trends, PageSpeed Insights, AnswerThePublic, AlsoAsked, Frase, Clearscope

StructureOpen with a 4-sentence short answer that names the ranking, who each pick is for, a price range, and a realistic timeframe of 2 to 4 months.
Add a comparison table: Rank, Tool, What it does, Entry price, Best for.
Add a method section with 4 criteria: real automation, AI coverage, entry price, hours per month required.
One H3 card per tool: description, price, one honest limit, best for.
Add H2s phrased as real questions, and a 3-question FAQ.

RulesPut my partner link on Sorank, with a disclosure line.
Include at least one row where another tool genuinely wins, it is what makes the whole article credible.
No em dashes.

GoalWrite a how-to article "How to get your business recommended by AI: 5 tips", first person and practical.

StructureStart with a 3-sentence answer block: what actually gets a business cited by AI.
Then 5 tips as H2 actions:
1. structure your pages as clear questions and answers
2. add verifiable stats and cite your sources
3. be present on the sources AI trusts, like YouTube, Reddit and Wikipedia
4. fix the technical blockers, robots.txt and llms.txt
5. track your prompts, which questions AI asks in your market and whether you are cited

Where the tool goesIn tip 5 on prompt tracking, explain that I use Sorank to do this automatically and produce the content that gets me cited. Put my partner link there.

RulesAdd 3 authoritative sources, a 3-question FAQ, one honest nuance, and a disclosure line. Read the top 5 results for the keyword before writing. No em dashes.

GoalWrite a definition article "SEO vs GEO: the difference explained", first person.

StructureOpen with three one-sentence definitions: SEO, GEO, and the key difference.
Then: what SEO does, what GEO does, why they are two sides of the same job, and how to do both at once.

Where the tool goesIn the "how to do both" section, mention that I use Sorank because it covers Google ranking and AI citations in one flow. Put my partner link there.

RulesAuthoritative sources, a 3-question FAQ, one honest nuance (SEO is a long game), a disclosure line. No em dashes.

GoalWrite a data-study article "The websites AI cites the most in 2026", first person.

The findingAcross 167800 prompts and 1.2 million AI mentions on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, a handful of sites dominate: Wikipedia 6.85%, Google 5.49%, YouTube 4.09%, Trustpilot 2.38%.
What it means for a brand: if you are not a source AI trusts, it recommends a competitor instead of you.

Sources and linkLink the full study at data.sorank.com. Then explain that I use Sorank to get cited on autopilot, with my partner link and a disclosure line.

RulesOnly the figures above are fixed. Tell the reader to check the live dashboard for current numbers. Lead with the data. No em dashes.

GoalWrite a first-person article "A real SEO result: how a small site grew its traffic with AI".

SourceBase it on one published case study at sorank.com/case-studies, for example mon-robot-lave-vitre. Summarize what happened, what the site did, what changed, and link the case study as the source.

HonestySay clearly these are Sorank's published results, not a guarantee, and that SEO is a long game. Use only the numbers on the page, invent nothing.

CloseExplain this is the tool behind it, with my partner link, 3 days free, and a disclosure line. No em dashes.

My reel that worked, translated transcript"AI just built me the best SEO extension on the market, let me show you. First, when you open your dashboard, you get the SEO score of your page. Here we send two API calls to measure your site speed on Google PageSpeed Insights. We detect your CMS. We also show your page weight, it must stay under two megabytes. For your headings, we tell you exactly what to change, and we flag the ones that are simply empty. For your images, you can compress them all in one click and download them, and we point out the ones with no alt tag. For links, one click highlights every follow and nofollow link. And for the technical side, we tell you whether your sitemap and your llms.txt file are in place, and we flag your metadata errors. And if your sentences are too long, we show you right here. If you want access to this extension, comment and I send it to you in DM. It is one hundred percent free."

Why it worksA bold claim in the first line, then one feature per sentence with its concrete benefit, no transitions, no filler, and a close on something free.

Your turnWrite a 25-second vertical script on the same pattern, for one free resource: the AI citation study, the free Chrome audit extension, the free SEO skills, or a guide.
Very short spoken sentences, fast pace, no emojis. Close on the free resource and how to get it.

Example A, translated transcript, the "everything in under a minute" format"Five years of SEO in under fifty seconds. First, your website must be built around what people search for, not around what you sell. Every page should target one precise keyword, with as much content as possible on that page. The best thing you can do is copy your competitors instead of reinventing the wheel. Go look at what the US market is doing and rebuild the same structure for your site. AI can help you create hundreds of thousands of blog articles, that is great. But the one thing AI still does not automate is getting backlinks, other websites talking about yours. Focus on that, message everyone you know who has a website and could link to you, as long as it is in your niche. Then, the most important thing is to send traffic from other sources. If you have social media and you create content like me, a life hack is to send your audience to your site. It makes your ranking explode. And if you want to know how to build the site that Google and AI love, comment and I send you my plan."

Example B, translated transcript, the "agencies will hate me" format"SEO agencies are going to hate me for what I am about to say, but I am doing it anyway so you rank better on Google and show up in AI answers. Go to AnswerThePublic, enter your keyword, your market and your language. You then get every idea, meaning every question and keyword you should be writing a blog article about. By answering every question people ask around your topic, Google sees you as an expert, and AI can no longer ignore you. And you see all these orange spikes of visitors, those are people who came from AI like Gemini, Perplexity or ChatGPT. And I found a software that does it at scale in under ten minutes a month. So if you also want high quality blog articles written by the best AI, comment and I send you the link in DM."

Why they workA stacks five real tips with zero filler. B takes a side in the first line, walks through a free tool live, shows proof on screen, then bridges to the software.

Your turnWrite a 30-second talking-to-camera script, no editing needed, on one idea from the list above.
Teach it properly first with real value, show proof if you have it, then one closing line about the tool and the link. Short spoken sentences, no emojis, no jargon left unexplained.

GoalWrite a 25-second myth vs reality vertical script.

Pick a myth"Blogging is dead", "SEO is dead", "Google penalizes AI content", or "you have to be on camera to get clients".

ShapeState the myth in the first two seconds. Flip it with the reality in one sentence. Then what you do about it, and what changed for you. Close on "3 days free, link in bio".

Example to followMyth: blogging is dead. Reality: AI reads blogs to decide what to recommend. Then: I stopped writing by hand, Sorank writes and publishes for me, and now my brand shows up in AI answers.

Short spoken lines, no emojis.

GoalWrite a 25-second script that shows one Sorank feature in action, narrated over the silent clip.

Pick the featureBlog article generation, AI mention tracking, backlinks acquisition, keyword research, GEO and SEO audit, or the competitor spy.

ShapeHook on the problem the feature solves. Then describe what is happening on screen, one sentence per step. Then one line of proof. Close on "3 days free, link in bio".

Short spoken lines, no emojis.

Model script, adapt every bracket to your own story"Six months ago my site had almost no traffic. I was writing articles nobody read, and I stopped, like most people do. Then I connected my site to Sorank. It finds the questions my market asks AI, writes the articles, and publishes them for me. Every day, without me. What I like is that the work is actually done, not just analyzed. What I would temper is that SEO is a long game, so do not expect anything in week one. But I am now showing up in answers where I did not exist before. If you want to test it, there are 3 days free, link in bio."

Your turnRewrite this in your own words and your own situation. Keep the four beats: where you were, what you changed, what you like, what you would temper.
Never invent numbers. If you have no results yet, say so and point to my published case studies at sorank.com/case-studies instead.
Short spoken lines, no emojis, close on 3 days free and link in bio.

How I open, translated"Today we are going to tackle what is probably problem number one in your business: getting customers. Everyone wants to be cited first by AI, because we know the conversion rate on an AI recommendation is extremely high. But there are several problems with that. First, very few people know which concrete actions to take. Second, the link between SEO and GEO is still not understood. And third, influencers assert a new theory every single day on social media, which creates mental fog and stops you from taking any concrete action on your site."

The core mechanic, the single most important passage"The user asks the AI a question. The AI turns that question into several keywords and searches for them on search engines. The search engines return results, and the AI then analyses those results in parallel to decide the most likely, most accurate answer to give. So apart from the fan-out, this is still SEO. You need to rank for those keywords in order to be cited in the answers."

The full outline to follow1. The problem: everyone wants to be cited, nobody knows what to actually do.
2. What the viewer walks away with: a clear process, and a free analysis of their site.
3. Your legitimacy: your background and your numbers.
4. Proof: a real dashboard showing visitors coming from AI, and the session time, which is far higher from AI than from Google.
5. SEO refresher, three pillars: technical, content, popularity.
6. Vocabulary, cleanly separated: SEO is for Google, AEO is for Google AI Overviews, GEO is being cited by AI, AI SEO is automating your SEO.
7. The core mechanic above: prompt, fan-out, search, answer.
8. What the studies show: the most cited sources are platforms where anyone can publish, and brand mentions matter more than anything.
9. The equation: GEO equals SEO plus public relations, divided by your competition.
10. The pyramid: technical base, content, trust, then prompt tracking, then press.
11. The step-by-step process: define your keyword and market, build the prompts your audience asks, analyse the leaders, extract their keywords, optimize your pages, publish, get mentions in the media AI already cites, then work off-site content and reviews.
12. One honest aside: something you tried that did not work. This is what makes the whole video credible.
13. Objections head on: backlinks are useless (false), SEO is dead (false), it takes too long (citations move fast).
14. Conclusion: GEO is not the end of SEO, it is a new layer.
15. The offer and the call to action.

Your turnWrite my version of this training, first person, teaching tone, adapted to my own experience.
Do not invent client results. If I have none, use the public study at data.sorank.com and the published case studies at sorank.com/case-studies, and say clearly they are Sorank's results.
Give the title, a chaptered description with timestamps, and the pinned comment. My partner link goes in the first description line and in the pinned comment, with a disclosure.

GoalWrite a script outline for an honest, filmed test of Sorank, first person.

ShapeA 15-second hook on the problem. Connect a site live. Generate and publish the first article. Open the dashboard and show where the brand appears in AI. Then an honest verdict including one thing you would improve.

DeliverablesThe title, a description with chapters and timestamps, and a pinned comment. My partner link in the first description line and in the pinned comment, with a disclosure.

GoalWrite a tutorial script "How to put your SEO on autopilot", first person.

Steps to coverConnect the site. Set the keywords. Let it publish one article a day. Read the dashboard.

DeliverablesThe title, a chaptered description, and a pinned comment. My partner link in the first description line and in the pinned comment, with a disclosure.

GoalWrite a comparison script "Doing SEO by hand vs on autopilot", first person and honest.

ShapeShow the manual way, with the real time it takes. Then the automated way. Then the trade-offs, with one honest nuance: SEO is a long game either way.

DeliverablesThe title, a chaptered description, and a pinned comment with my partner link and a disclosure.

GoalWrite a beginner-guide script "SEO and AI visibility explained for beginners", first person.

ShapeExplain the basics with no jargon: how search works, why AI cites sources, what a keyword actually is. Then show how Sorank does it for you.

DeliverablesThe title, a chaptered description, and a pinned comment with my partner link and a disclosure.

My post that worked, translated"AI just cracked the code of Google AI Overviews. Plus 68000 AI impressions in 30 days. Let me share my method.

AI Overviews are the new AI summaries at the very top of Google. The problem: even if you sit in first position right underneath, you lose 34 percent of your clicks.

The new SEO goal is clear, you have to be inside the summary. Except the algorithm looks for very precise criteria before citing a site.

I got early access to the AI reports in Search Console. So after a month of testing dozens of processes, I built the perfect setup to get there.

Here is what it does for you:
Content gap, automated: it instantly detects what your site is missing to satisfy generative algorithms.
Zero cannibalization: it structures your content to target AI without destroying your existing SEO.
Ultra targeted curation: pages built specifically to answer AI Overview queries.

What you get out of it: qualified traffic ready to buy, hours of manual analysis saved, and a real head start on your competitors.

I am sharing the full guide for free today."

Your turnWrite a NEW lead magnet post on my topic, same rhythm: a hook with a number, the problem, the method, an arrow list of what is inside, then the invitation to comment.
Two rules that override the example: put the invitation to comment ON THE IMAGE, never in the text, and never force one specific keyword.
No emojis, no em dash, short lines, one idea per line. End with a discreet PS that Sorank does this on autopilot.

The angle of my best performerIt opens with "do you remember my client who sells window cleaning robots", gives the real numbers over six months, then lands on the real lesson: most people quit SEO between month two and month three, right before it accelerates. SEO rewards accumulation.

Your turnWrite a short first-person post sharing an honest experience with Sorank, either on your own site or told from a published result at sorank.com/case-studies.
Same shape: a familiar opening, the concrete numbers, then one real lesson the reader keeps even if they never buy anything.
Use only published numbers, present them as results and not as a promise. One honest nuance.
End with "link in the comments" and a partner-link disclosure. No emojis, no em dash.

My post, translated"From 0 to 3000 visitors on autopilot in 3 months. Here is our latest client win.

The context: a freelancer launches his own e-commerce store selling window cleaning robots. Except he already has clients to handle all day. Not one hour to spend on his own site.

His solution? Plug in the tool, and let it run.

Concretely, here is what it does for him, on its own:
Analyses the direct competitors in his niche
Identifies high volume keywords with buying intent
Spots the ones nobody is exploiting
Publishes one blog article a day, automatically, on his site

No manual prompting. No editorial calendar to keep. No copywriter to brief.

Result after 3 months:
More than 3000 organic visitors a month
Rankings on the main product keywords
Qualified traffic, conversion rate climbing
Zero minutes of daily work on the site

That is exactly why we built this: so SEO stops being a full time job and becomes a system that runs while you work on something else."

Your turnTurn one case study from sorank.com/case-studies into a carousel of 6 slides, same rhythm.
Slide 1 the hook with the result. Slides 2 to 5 the context and what the tool did, step by step. Slide 6 the takeaway plus "link in the comments".
Use only the published numbers. Present it as my result, not as a guarantee. No emojis, no em dash. Give the text for each slide.

Mine, translated, to show how short this can be"Quick message to everyone doing SEO properly: Google just rolled out an anti-spam update. So you are about to get even more traffic."

Two lines, one idea, a clear side taken. That is the whole format.

Angles that workEveryone tells you to do Reddit for SEO in France. Honestly, it is not the best play, YouTube beats it, and unlike a thread a video keeps working for years.
Or: people do not trust social media any more, they ask AI. And you do not have to clown around on camera to win there.
Or any idea from the big ideas list.

Your turnWrite a short contrarian post that takes a common belief and flips it, honest and concrete.
Add one honest nuance so it does not read as a slogan.
End with my partner link in the comments and a disclosure line. No emojis, no em dash.

The findingAcross 167800 prompts and 1.2 million AI mentions on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, a handful of sites dominate: Wikipedia 6.85%, Google 5.49%, YouTube 4.09%, Trustpilot 2.38%.

The point to makeIf your brand is not a source AI trusts, it recommends a competitor instead of you.

Your turnWrite a post that shares this study. Lead with the number that surprises most, explain what it means for a small business, and link the study data.sorank.com in the first comment with my partner link and a disclosure.
No emojis, no em dash, short lines.

My subject line"Are you renting or owning your traffic?"

The whole email rests on one ideaWith ads you rent your traffic. The day you stop paying, everything stops. An article you publish keeps bringing visitors for years. That is the difference between renting and owning.

Your turnWrite that email. One idea, no feature list, real sentences.
Then one line: this is what I automate with Sorank, 3 days free, my partner link, and a disclosure.
130 words max. No emojis, no em dash.

My structure, the one that convertsOpen on the founder angle: he did not write a single one of them.
Then three bullets that tell what actually happened, in order: the tool found the questions people ask, wrote the articles, published them, tracked the citations.
Then the projection: you can be next.
Then the offer: 3 days free, with articles published on your own site.

Your turnWrite that email using one real result from sorank.com/case-studies.
Use only the numbers published there, present them as results and not as a promise.
No feature list with arrows, real sentences, no emojis, no em dash. End with my partner link and a disclosure.

Model, keep this rhythm"Tool of the month. People ask how I keep publishing without spending my days on it. I do not, the tool does. It finds what my audience asks AI, writes the articles, publishes them, and shows me where I appear in the answers. 3 days free, with articles published for you: [my link]. Partner link, I only recommend tools I use."

Your turnWrite my version for my own newsletter and my own voice.
One line on my reader's problem, the recommendation, what it solves, the offer, my partner link, and the disclosure line.
Simple words, short lines, one honest opinion. No emojis, no em dash.

ModelSubject: "the tool I use to show up in AI answers"
"Hi [name], quick one. You asked how I keep publishing without spending my days on it. I use a tool that writes and publishes my SEO articles and tracks where I appear in AI answers. 3 days free if you want to try it: [my link] (partner link)."

Your turnWrite my version, casual and personal, one clear action, 90 words max.
Open with a line that proves I actually thought of this person. No emojis, no em dash. End with my partner link and a disclosure.

Model subject"The websites AI cites the most (SEO and AI news)"

ShapeA friendly intro. One striking number from the study at data.sorank.com. One honest opinion of my own. Then a short recommendation with the offer and my partner link.

Your turnWrite it in my voice. Do not name paid SEO suites. No emojis, no em dash, and a disclosure line.

GoalWrite a post that shares our free study, value first.

The findingAcross 167800 prompts and 1.2 million AI mentions, a handful of sites dominate AI answers: Wikipedia, Google, YouTube, Trustpilot. Explain concretely what that means for a small brand.

The linkLink the study data.sorank.com as the source. Only at the very end, one short line saying what I use to act on it, with my partner link and a disclosure.
If the community forbids promotional links, remove that last line entirely.

Nothing in the post should read as an ad.

GoalWrite a genuinely useful answer to a real question about SEO or AI visibility.

ShapeAnswer the actual question first, with specific and concrete advice that stands entirely on its own.
Only if it truly fits, add one line about the tool I use, with one honest nuance: SEO is slow, no miracle in week one.

The linkMy partner link once at the very end, as a resource, with a disclosure.

Hey [name], I was on [their site] earlier and had a quick look at how it ranks.

You are showing up for [what they rank for], but not on [the obvious keyword they are missing], which is the one their customers actually type.

I use a tool that writes and publishes the articles for that automatically, and tracks whether AI recommends you. 3 days free if you want to see what it finds on your site: [my link]

(partner link, no pressure, just tell me if it is not the right time)

Hey [name], random one but I thought of you.

People do not really Google any more, they ask AI what to buy and who to hire. And most sites are never cited in those answers, so they are basically invisible.

I use this to fix it on my own site, it writes and publishes the content for me: [my link]. 3 days free if you want to try it on [their site].

(partner link, I only send stuff I actually use)

For those of you asking how to show up when someone asks AI for a recommendation in your field:

The short version is that AI does not rank pages, it cites sources it trusts. So you need content that answers, word for word, the questions your buyers ask it.

I do it with this, on autopilot: [my link] (partner link, 3 days free)

Happy to answer questions if anyone wants to go deeper.

VOICE NOTE, say it naturally, about 20 seconds:

"Hey [name], quick one. You know how people now ask AI what to buy instead of googling it? I checked and most sites are never cited in those answers, which means they are invisible at the exact moment someone is choosing. I found a tool that writes and publishes the content that gets you into those answers, on autopilot. I put the link in the chat, there are 3 days free if you want to try it on your site."

THEN SEND THIS MESSAGE right after:

Here it is: [my link] (partner link, 3 days free)

Hey [name], did you get a chance to look at it?

No pressure at all, just tell me if it is not the right time and I will stop bringing it up.

If you did try it, I am curious what it found on your site.

[my link]