Rank Prompt

@droidbuilds @TrionexX Agreed.io

@TrionexX .com

Which domain is worth buying in 2026?

@tejones @TheCoolestCool Can confirm on the promising part... and that the guy was cool 😁

@TheCoolestCool Visited with a guy from @RankPrompt yesterday. Looks promising and he's a cool dude.

Pro Tip: If you're using the default prompts that an LLM / AI Visibility tool is giving you... with no customization: You're tracking & working against AI-Slop prompts. I've seen 10 accounts this month filled with prompts that make absolutely no sense to track... This is why SEOs need a seat at the AI visibility table. SEOs understand intent. A lot of the new-age marketers have no clue what to track because they don't know how people search or discover products. It's a shame.

#3: Results. Outcomes of the work you're doing greatly impacts your reputation for both LLMs and real people. A testimonial, results update, "we did x for y company" is an easy win for gaining traction.

#2: Linking to "real life events". Posting about an actual event or project that is going on or starting tends to draw more of a response and build credibility in the eyes of LLM's.

A few tips for LinkedIn from an expert, specifically for targeting AI models: Chad Israel, Microsoft AI Social Media Transformation Lead, led the charge for posting primarily on LinkedIn for Microsoft. These are the types of posts he saw getting the most traction:

Comment your business's URL and we'll send you a free AI visibility report

@sickdotdev AI visibility and answering the question of how they view your brand, competition, industry

Founders, what problem is your app solving In 1 sentence 👇

Whats the biggest misconception in AEO?

@renegadegenesis MVP

Prove you're a founder with one single word 👇

AI's won't listen to you if your brand identity is weak. Remember... AI's want to know: 1. Who you are 2. What you do 3. Why you're the best Before posting listicles, doing the Reddit strategy, or chasing citations, make sure you've answered these 3 questions on your page.

@Joi2James rankprompt.com

drop your startup link get some traffic

From what we've seen over the past few months, these are the top content types that AI's are citing the most: #1: Listicles... nothing new here, listicles are still the go to for AI platforms. Make sure you're not just posting your own, but getting into others. #2: Location pages. For small businesses this is critical, often times a local targeted page from a small business out competes larger competition. Position yourself as the "local expert in your area" #3: Blog content. This builds a local voice, act as if you are an influencer. Boost your credibility by introducing the author. Ex. product deep dive, a day in the life, why we do it, etc. #4. Social citations. This one is quickly on the rise, make sure videos are transcribed. Don't be afraid to post long form text as well. Reddit is the most valuable, but it needs to be clear you are representing your brand otherwise you will be banned for spam. #5: Directories & Reviews. No actually, Google Business is not quite dead. While reviews are not the end all be all like in the past, these are still highly valuable for building credibility with AIs. Though none of this should be new information, if you're not sure where to start follow this list in order. Get out a listicle, and target a specific location.

8: Source Bloomberg via Deccan Chronicle, published yesterday: deccanchronicle.com/technology/in-…

7: How do we know? We track AI citations across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and AI Overviews for a living. Reddit is a top 3 citation source for most B2C brands we monitor. Our posts that aren't getting banned? Authentic, helpful, and insightful accounts.

WARNING: if you're using Reddit to boost your AI visibility, read this before you get banned. • Reddit just deployed its own LLM to hunt AEO/GEO spam. 25,000 posts caught per day in Q1. • Detection now starts the moment an account is created. • The old playbook is a landmine.