When a prospect asks an assistant for an agency, you are not on the list

Single Grain was named on three of the twenty-one questions that never mention it. Under the answers sat Clutch, cited on twenty-five of the thirty questions, Reddit on fifteen and G2 on eight. ChatGPT cited Clutch on four of the six questions above, and nothing but Clutch on three of them. The agencies that were named came with pages of their own: Thrive's site was cited on eleven questions, SalesHive's on ten, WebFX's on nine, First Page Sage's on eight. In this category the profile with reviews decides who is in the running, and a page that names the buyer's industry decides who is quoted.

On each profile you claim, write the name, address, phone and website exactly as the site has them.

• Clutch

  Claim it

  Cited on 25 of the 30 questions — by ChatGPT for “most recommended digital marketing agency”.

  1. Create the free profile, or claim the one Clutch already has, from Clutch's Get listed page.
  2. Fill in the services, the industries you serve and your pricing, and ask recent clients to leave a review.
  Claim it on Clutch

• G2

  Claim it

  Cited on 8 of the 30 questions — by ChatGPT for “most recommended digital marketing agency”.

  1. Claim the agency's profile on G2: it is free, and G2 checks a work email.
  2. Fill in the services you sell and a description in the buyer's words; invite recent clients to review.
  Claim it on G2

• Reddit

  Community

  Cited on 15 of the 30 questions — by Perplexity for “most recommended digital marketing agency”.

  Threads are quoted as word of mouth. Nothing to claim: answer as yourself, and say who you are.

Should we sell this service to our own clients?

That is who Passcite is built for, and it is fair to ask us to prove it works on our own kind of business first. Run your first report on your own site before you run one on a client's.

How do agencies package this?

Usually as an audit up front and then a monthly retainer covering the fixes and the before and after. A client report carries the monthly part — built once, a new edition after each scheduled run — and on the Agency plans it goes out under your own name and logo.

What does it cost us per client?

Plans are credits, and a client is a brand: its 10 prompts asked twice a month are 20 credits, and an article is 10. Agency is $149 a month for 1,000 credits across up to 500 brands, with the totals across all of them.

Can our clients see it directly?

Through a link you send them: a report, or a client report that always opens its latest edition. On the Agency plans it carries your name and logo and can wait for your review first; client logins are being built for Agency Plus.

Will you contact our clients?

No. We do not contact anyone's clients, and that is not going to change.

What if our client's site is on Wix or Squarespace?

The diagnosis works identically; only the publishing differs. The pages are written all the same and wait for your approval, then are copied into the site — rich text, HTML or Markdown — and the rest of the list comes as tasks with steps. The platform pages say what each one lets you change.