Uravation launches AI search citation strategy implementation service

Uravation announced on September 23 2026 that it will begin offering implementation support for AI search citation strategy known as AIEO. The service aims to increase the likelihood that the company's web pages appear as citation sources in responses from major AI search platforms including ChatGPT Gemini Perplexity Claude and Google AI Overview. The company measures citation rates across five AI search engines by submitting a set of forty questions three times each and recording the percentage of times the company's pages are cited. Results from a measurement conducted on September 7 2026 showed citation rates ranging from 13.0 percent for Claude to 63.4 percent for Perplexity across forty one questions with a total of five hundred twenty nine queries. The company also observed that a press release published on September 20 2026 appeared as the top citation source in Gemini within twenty minutes of distribution.

According to the company the key factor for being cited is not search ranking but whether the page provides direct answers to specific queries. To support this the service includes three main components: creation of answer focused landing pages that address common inquiries such as company overview instructor introduction pricing and implementation flow; structural optimization of existing pages including heading placement FAQ schema llms txt and source attribution; and expansion of citation sources by adding press releases third party media and industry association pages. The implementation process follows a four stage cycle of measurement design implementation and weekly measurement. Clients are asked to provide site editing permissions or a designated contact person for fact checking and to participate in a monthly thirty minute meeting to review results. The company employs sixty two AI agents that conduct daily monitoring of citation performance and weekly measurement using a low cost automated system that costs approximately 0.65 dollars per measurement.

Pricing for the service is structured as an initial fee of five hundred thousand yen plus a monthly fee of two hundred thousand yen excluding tax. An optional measurement report is available for three hundred thousand yen per report. The service is positioned as a solution for companies that lack internal staff to manage AI search optimization or that prefer to outsource the entire implementation process. The company also offers a separate training program for organizations that wish to develop internal capabilities. The launch coincides with growing interest in ensuring that corporate information appears as a citation source in AI generated answers.