Citation Sources
The directory listings AI uses to corroborate that you're real — checked platform by platform, and matched against your name, address, and phone.
About Citation Sources
When AI decides whether to recommend you, it looks for corroboration beyond your own website — the directories and platforms where a business like yours should be listed. Those listings are your citations, and they're one of the ways AI confirms you're real, established, and who you say you are.
Eleor checks a citation profile tailored to your industry: a resort is verified against Google Business Profile, TripAdvisor, Booking.com, and Expedia; a professional service firm against a different set. Each platform is marked Found or Missing, with the listing URL recorded.
Then we check NAP accuracy — whether your Name, Address, and Phone match across every listing. Inconsistencies are flagged with the exact mismatch quoted, and every missing or mismatched listing becomes a task in your Playbook.
If the sources AI trusts in your category never mention you, you're invisible in the answer no matter how strong your own site is. The fix isn't more website copy — it's earning a place in the sources AI is already reading.
What's inside the report
What the check surfaces
AI trusts what it can verify. Consistent citations give it every reason to believe you're exactly who you say you are.
What your gaps mean
Each missing source points to a specific play.
The goal is to become impossible to leave out — cited across enough of the sources AI trusts that your name shows up whether you're being asked about or not.