AI search visibility, built in Beirut for brands across the Gulf
When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or an Arabic engine like Jais, Falcon or Fanar for a recommendation, only a few brands get named. CitedSEO shows you whether yours is one of them, why not, and what to change.
What CitedSEO does
- Tracks your brand across AI engines, in English and in Arabic, including Gulf and Levantine dialects.
- Shows who gets recommended instead of you, with alerts when a competitor appears or you win or lose a mention.
- Runs an AI Agent that finds the questions you are missing, reads what the engines cite, and drafts the pages that close the gap.
Why Arabic matters
Most AI visibility tools are built around English answers. Customers in Lebanon, the UAE and Saudi Arabia ask in Arabic, in different dialects, and the engines answer differently in each. CitedSEO tests the way people actually ask, so you see the answers your customers see.
The founder
Rony Mattar founded CitedSEO and AdWorks Bid, a Beirut-based SEO and AI search optimisation agency and Google Partner. He has more than 25 years of front-end development behind him, has built over 350 websites, and has trained teams in SEO and AI engines since 2018. AdWorks Bid works with clients across Lebanon, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and has delivered work in Oman and Bahrain.
CitedSEO started as the tool AdWorks Bid needed for its own clients: a way to prove, question by question, whether AI engines recommend a brand, and to fix it when they do not.
Built for the Gulf
CitedSEO is designed for brands that sell in English and Arabic across the Gulf and the wider region. It covers the regional engines alongside the global ones, and it is built so that a brand's facts, not guesswork, decide what the AI Agent writes.
Contact
- Product and support: support@citedseo.co
- Founder: rony@adworks.bid
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ronymattar