87 AI-Cited Pages in ~90 Days(without paid distribution)
Agenxus planned, wrote, and engineered an AEO-first publication designed for AI extraction—then backed it with elite performance fundamentals (Next.js + Vercel) to maximize crawl efficiency, content consumption, and citation eligibility.
The Goal
Build a new publication in a highly competitive niche and earn early visibility in both traditional search and AI-mediated discovery—where systems like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews selectively cite sources they can crawl, parse, and trust.
What We Delivered (End-to-End)
- Site build + engineering: Next.js (React) implementation deployed on Vercel with a performance-first approach and effectively no traditional hosting overhead.
- Content creation: AEO-first editorial production (framework-driven outlines, comparison tables, direct-answer sections, and structured internal linking).
- Technical AEO: Structured data strategy, extraction-friendly HTML patterns, crawl accessibility, and page templates built to be legible to LLMs.
- Measurement: Tracking for AI citations + crawl/index coverage and continuous iteration based on observed performance.
Why Speed Was a Force Multiplier
In AI search, you don’t just “rank”—you get selected. Speed and stability reduce crawl friction, improve render reliability, and increase the odds that both search crawlers and AI systems can successfully retrieve and process your pages at scale.
Results Snapshot
According to SEMrush AI Search tracking, the publication reached 87 cited pages while the site had 283 total URLs indexed/discovered—an unusually high early citation-to-URL ratio for a ~3-month-old site in a competitive market.



- Frontend: Next.js (React) + Tailwind CSS
- Deployment: Vercel (fast global delivery)
- Performance: Core Web Vitals-first build patterns
- AEO: schema + extraction structure + internal linking system
We build and optimize sites end-to-end—from engineering and content creation to schema and AI citation readiness.
AI engines don’t reward “good SEO.”They reward citability.
If you want citations, you need speed, structure, trust signals, and content built for extraction—not just keywords.
