See Where Your Citation Influence Comes From
Knowing which specific subreddits, channels, and threads drive your citations lets you act on that data. We’ve added rich detail to both Reddit and YouTube citation views so you can see precisely where your influence comes from.
Reddit: Grouped by Subreddit
When you click into the Reddit source detail page, citations are now organized into collapsible sections by subreddit. Each section shows the subreddit icon, name, member count, and how many threads cited your brand. Expand any section to see the individual threads, which AI models referenced them, and which of your tracked questions triggered the citation.
This makes it straightforward to identify which communities are most influential for your brand. A subreddit with 1.2 million members citing you across 45 threads tells a very different story than a niche community with a handful of mentions.
YouTube: Channel and Video Details
YouTube citations now display the channel name, subscriber count, video thumbnail, title, and view count. You can see at a glance whether your citations come from large established channels or smaller creators, and which specific videos AI models are pulling from.
Why This Matters
Social and community sources appear frequently as AI model citations. With these enriched citation views, you can:
- Find the subreddits and channels that matter most for your industry.
- See where competitors are being cited but you are not.
- Understand the audience size behind each citation through subscriber and member counts.
- Know exactly which threads and videos are driving your AI search visibility.
Check your Citation Reports and click into any Reddit or YouTube domain to see the new detailed views.