Stop guessing what to publish next.

Your visibility is low and the obvious response is to write more. So you write more, and nothing moves, because the problem was never volume. AI was drawing on a specific set of pages you were not on, and no amount of publishing on your own domain changes which third-party pages a model cites.

1. 01

   See the sources behind every answer

   Gensiv extracts every URL each engine cited and classifies what kind of page it is: ranked list, review, comparison, Reddit thread, documentation. That tells you which format wins in your category, not just which domain.

2. 02

   Find where competitors are cited and you are not

   The same source map, filtered to the gaps. Each one is a specific URL where a rival appears and you do not, which turns a vague content problem into a list of pages.

3. 03

   Rank by the prompts that matter

   Gaps are tied to the buyer prompts they affect, so a page influencing five high-intent questions outranks one influencing a single peripheral query.

4. 04

   Decide content or outreach per target

   Some gaps you close by publishing something better. Others are someone else's listicle or a Reddit thread, where the move is a pitch or a genuine reply. The target list makes that call obvious.