Substack·Newsletters AI cites as authorities on your topic

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Substack publications AI recommends to readers

Readers ask AI who to follow on a topic before they subscribe. We boost your Substack homepage, archive, and author entity so you're the newsletter cited — not a competitor with similar tags.

Public publication URL — about page and recent posts analyzed.

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Best Substacks that explain Fed policy for beginners?

Publications with clear positioning and consistent editorial proof:

Macro Brief

macrobrief.substack.com

#1 cited

Fed policy explained for retail investors

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FedWatch Weekly

40k subs · cited 3×

Rates in Plain English

Often recommended

3.2×

more AI citations after 90 days on Growth

68%

of brands never show up in AI answers — until boosted

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monitoring when competitors steal your slot

Substack boost

Your competitors are already showing up in Substack discovery prompts

The free scan takes two minutes. Growth Boost customers see citation gains in the first 30–90 days — because we keep working the destination, not just audit it once.

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What Substack Boost does for you

Subscription optimization — we keep your Substack destination citation-ready while models and competitors change.

1

Publication entity

About, archive, and links as one retrievable unit.

2

Post clustering

Topic maps from your back catalog.

3

Author authority

Cross-links to site, X, and podcast.

4

Prompt tracking

Monitor recommendation prompts in your niche.

  • Monthly entity refresh
  • Competitor citation alerts
  • Prompt-level tracking

How boost works

Scan first — so you see the problem with data. Subscribe when you are ready to fix it continuously, not once.

1

Free scan exposes the gap

We test real prompts in your category and show who ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity cite — you or a competitor.

2

Boost plans do the work

Metadata, entities, and cross-links stay machine-readable. You are not buying a PDF; you are buying ongoing citation fitness.

3

Win the short list

AI answers name a few winners. Boost is how your channel, store, or site stays in that list as models and rivals update.

4

Alerts when you slip

Growth and Scale track competitor citations and prompt share — so you know the moment someone steals your slot.

Boost plans for Substack

Keep your Substack presence the answer AI names first. Annual billing saves 20% — default below.

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Free

See where you stand — one full AI visibility report for your destination.

  • One-time pillar + citation snapshot
  • Competitor mention preview
  • Upgrade anytime — we keep your scan data
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Starter Boost

$39/mo billed yearly

Monthly optimization for solo creators and small shops with one primary destination.

  • 1 destination (any platform)
  • Monthly metadata & entity refresh
  • 50 tracked AI prompts
  • Email alerts when competitors get cited
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$119/mo billed yearly

For brands serious about winning shopping and discovery prompts in their category.

  • Up to 3 destinations (e.g. YouTube + Shopify + site)
  • Weekly boost passes + schema updates
  • 250 tracked prompts across engines
  • Competitor citation intelligence
  • Priority support
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Scale Boost

$319/mo billed yearly

Agencies and multi-brand operators — maximum coverage and white-label reporting.

  • 10 destinations across platforms
  • Daily monitoring on critical prompts
  • Unlimited prompt packs
  • API + white-label PDF exports
  • Dedicated success manager
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Enterprise & agency? Custom destinations, SLAs, and revenue share.

Stop losing Substack traffic to AI picks that are not you

Run the free scan. If competitors own your prompts, Growth Boost is built to take that slot back — and alert you when someone tries to steal it again.

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