just saw some interesting data from a recent study on how ai models cite sources. it turns out product pages are grabbing
24% of citations while reddit and youtube only hit about 4%. this is wild because everyone keeps saying we should focus solely on forum visibility for b2b buyers. the researchers actually used a strict fact-checking process to verify these numbers, so its not just fluff.
it seems like traditional web content still holds the crown for accuracy in llms . are u guys seeing any shift in ur
local rankings because of this? i wonder if we should stop obsessing over reddit threads and go back to optimizing our actual site architecture. fr.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/product-pages-get-24-of-ai-citations-reddit-youtube-4/587560/