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Brand Studio is where Citable drafts the centerpiece content that earns AI citations. You give it a topic and the target prompts; it produces a long-form piece tuned to your voice, your audience, and the gaps your scan surfaced.

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What it produces

Brand Studio drafts what Citable calls hub content — substantial pieces that AI engines can mine as authoritative sources:
  • Long-form blog posts (1500–3000 words)
  • Comparison pages (“X vs Y” landing pages)
  • Deep guides on a specific buyer problem
  • Pillar pages that anchor a topic cluster
Each draft lands in your queue at the Draft stage. You review, edit, and approve — Citable doesn’t auto-publish.

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How it works

  1. Pick a topic or accept a recommendation. The Action Engine often surfaces hub topics it thinks you should write next; you can also start from a blank slate.
  2. Set the target prompts. Choose the AI-search prompts the piece is meant to win citations on. Brand Studio reads them and shapes the draft accordingly.
  3. Pick a persona. Which audience are you writing for? A founder buying their first AEO tool reads differently than a Series B CMO scaling their content team.
  4. Generate the draft. Brand Studio writes the full piece — headlines, body, structure, internal links, recommended schema markup.
  5. Review and edit. Citable scores the draft on AEO-friendliness and flags weak passages so you can sharpen them before publishing.

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Quality signals

Every draft comes back with two scores:
  • GEO score — how likely AI engines are to cite this page based on structural signals.
  • AEO score — how cleanly the AI can extract a quotable answer from the page.
If either score is low, Brand Studio flags the specific issues (a hollow introduction, a missing comparison block, a thin FAQ section) so you know what to fix before publishing. Aim to ship drafts in the high 70s or better.

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What happens after you publish

Once you mark the draft posted with its live URL, Citable starts tracking it nightly. Within a few days you’ll see whether AI engines are picking it up; within 30 days you’ll see whether it moved your overall citation rate. If you want to turn the hub into a multi-channel campaign — LinkedIn, Reddit, X — send it to Broadcast next.