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PR Opportunities

The publications worth pitching, ranked by measured citation behavior.

AI assistants lean on a small set of sources when they answer questions in your category. Geonimo measures which ones: how often each domain is cited, how consistently across runs, and whether the pages the engines trust actually name your brand.

The result is an outreach list ranked by measured influence in your market, not by domain-authority folklore: the domains engines demonstrably rely on, weighted by citation behavior on your prompts.

Influence, measured

Domains ranked by how the engines actually behave on your prompt set: citation counts, stability across runs, and cited-inline versus used-as-source.

The gap list

Stable, much-cited domains whose pages name your competitors but not you: verified by fetching and reading the cited pages, not inferred from the citation list.

Page-level targets

Beyond the domain: the specific URLs doing the work in your market, so a pitch can name the exact article a mention belongs in.

Prioritized by leverage

A domain cited 4 times every day outranks one cited 40 times in a single burst: stability distinguishes durable trust from one-off spikes, and the queue is ordered accordingly.

Why citation behavior beats domain authority

Classic PR targeting ranks publications by audience size or SEO authority. AI answers don't work that way: engines have their own trust patterns per market, and they are directly measurable. A mid-size review site the engines cite daily in your category is worth more to your AI visibility than a famous masthead they never read, and only measurement tells you which is which.

From target list to mentions

Each opportunity states the evidence: how often the domain is cited on your prompts, its stability, and which tracked brands its pages name. Pair it with verified citation tracking to watch a placement turn into citations, and citations into mentions.

Frequently asked questions

How are PR opportunities ranked?

By measured citation behavior on your tracked prompts: how often and how consistently the engines cite each domain, whether its pages already name you or only competitors, and how much of your market’s answer volume it feeds.

Is this a media database?

No: it’s the opposite. Instead of a directory of publications that might matter, it’s the short list of domains the engines demonstrably rely on in your category, derived from your own collected answers.

How do I know a placement worked?

The same pipeline that found the opportunity measures the outcome: new citations from the domain, the verified citation index crediting your brand once the page names you, and mention changes on the prompts the domain feeds.

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