FOR SITES THAT ANSWER QUESTIONS · ANY COUNTRY · ANY LANGUAGE

What's rising.
What AI says.
What to fix this week.

TrendCite Radar watches one topic on your site for two weeks. Your editor gets four short briefs: which questions rose, where AI answers are wrong or leave you out, and the three page changes that matter. Nothing to install.

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01 — HOW IT WORKS

Ten working days. Four briefs. One closing note.

DAY 0 · ONE HOUR, ONCE You tell us what to watch Your site, one country and language, one topic, up to 20 pages, the official sources your answers depend on, and who edits the pages. We start on the first day of your work week.

EVERY WORKING DAY We watch and we check What rose in Google for your topic, what changed on the official pages, and what four AI engines answer for the question of the week, with whom they cite.

WORKING DAYS 3 · 5 · 8 · 10 You get a brief «Update these pages this week»: at most three actions, each with the evidence, the page and the primary source. Something urgent reaches you the same working day.

DAY 10 AND THE CLOSING DAY The closing note What you changed, what the engines now say, and one question: continue at $299 for the next four weeks, or stop. No automatic renewal.

4 briefs in two weeks

≤3 actions per brief, never more

8 engine observations: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, AI Overviews

20 pages watched

1 closing note with the renewal question

02 — WHAT A BRIEF LOOKS LIKE

Forward it to your editor as it is.

At most three actions. Each one names the page, the evidence, the exact change and the primary source. If nothing moved that week, the brief says so and costs you nothing to read.

See the full sample brief →

Update these pages this week BRIEF 1 OF 4 · EXAMPLE · PERSONAL FINANCE, UK

1 Name the 2026 to 2027 tax year on /isa-guide

Why now«ISA allowance» is rising in UK searches this week (Google Trends, GB, 7 days). What AI saysTwo of four engines give the right figure and cite a bank; none cites you, and your page still names last year's tax year. ChangeRestate the allowance the way GOV.UK words it: £20,000 for the 2026 to 2027 tax year. Name the year and add the date you checked. SourceGOV.UK, Individual Savings Accounts

Actions 2 and 3, and the week's shortlist, on the full brief. Zero actions is allowed: the brief then says «nothing to change this week» and why.

03 — IS IT FOR YOU

Six yeses, or we say no.

The pilot only works for a site that can act on it. We ask these before taking payment, and we turn down a site that does not fit.

Q1 Your site has 50 or more pages in a niche that changes fast: visas, education, health, finance, software, travel.
Q2 The site earns: ads, affiliate, leads or sales. A change to a page is worth money to you.
Q3 Someone can edit a page within a week of reading a brief.
Q4 Google already sends you traffic. We make it defensible; we do not start from zero.
Q5 The person who pays is not related to us. Friends get advice, not pilots.
Q6 You can name one country-and-language pair and one topic cluster for the two weeks.

Two weeks first. Then decide.

PRICES STATED BEFORE PAYMENT · NO AUTO-RENEWAL · TESTED WITH THE FIRST THREE PILOTS

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$149 Two weeks, one site, one topic, 20 pages. Paid once, before day 0.

—Four briefs, at most three actions each
—Urgent corrections the same working day
—Eight AI-engine observations
—A closing note with what changed

Start a two-week pilot

Continue ONLY IF YOU SAY SO

$299 The next four weeks, same scope, asked on day 10, never charged automatically.

—A brief every week
—The same engines, the same caps
—Change the topic cluster once
—Stop any month

Ask on day 10

Paid by card through a standard payment link (GarnLoop, Inc.), or by PayPal or bank transfer. Three pilots run at a time; a fourth waits for the next start date. Pilots start on the first day of your work week.

Checked by a person, in the apps your customers use.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, one question a week in each. Every observation shows the date, the country and whether it came from the app or the API.

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