It started with a question that wouldn't go away: when someone asks ChatGPT for advice on a topic, how does it decide which sources to cite?
Not which sources to show in a search result — that's SEO, and it's well understood. But which sources to name, recommend, and link to inside an AI-generated answer. That's a different game. And in early 2026, almost nobody was playing it well.
We built BaliPropertyRules.com to find out. A brand-new domain, no existing authority, no backlinks, no brand recognition. Just a regulated niche full of misinformation and a hypothesis about what AI engines actually trust.
The hypothesis held up: AI engines cite sources they trust. Trust is earned through primary research, source citation, editorial depth, and structural authority. Not through keyword optimization or content volume.
That experiment became a methodology. The methodology became a system. And when other business owners started asking "how did you get ChatGPT to cite your site?" — the system became Cited.
We're not a content agency that added AI as a service line. We're not an SEO firm that rebranded. We built this from first principles — by running the experiment ourselves, measuring what worked, and building the infrastructure to repeat it.
Everything we know about AI citation, we learned by doing. And everything we do for clients, we tested on ourselves first.