Moburst: the number 1 most-cited agency in its category
Most brands dilute their share as they scale AI visibility. We wanted to know whether that trade off was real, so we ran the same all in one AEO strategy we build for clients on our own brand. Five months later our footprint had multiplied, our mention rate held steady, and we were still the single most cited domain in the category.
The numbers that tell the story
Every figure is a tracked reading, compared against the baseline at the start of the engagement.
The real test: scaling AI visibility without diluting it
We already held strong AI visibility. The real question was whether we could grow it sharply without the usual cost.
- The dilution trap Scaling across more topics and more content normally thins your share, trading higher volume for a lower rate.
- A crowded category Specialist agencies compete hard for the same citations across mobile, app and digital marketing queries.
- Proving it on ourselves Rather than theorize, we ran the experiment on our own brand, held to the same standard as client work.
Monthly AI mentions
Unique pages cited
Mention rate
One engine, every lever
The growth was additive, not substitutive: new content won new citations on top of an already strong base. That only happens when the levers reinforce each other.
What scaling without dilution looks like
Indexed to February, the two lines tell the whole story. Volume more than doubled while the mention rate stayed flat, which is the outcome the dilution trap says you cannot have.
Pages cited jumped from 29 to 165 within four days of our 11.8 million dollar funding announcement, as the syndicated coverage was indexed and picked up as sources.
Average position when cited, where 1 is the top of the answer. Being cited often matters less than being cited early, and both held.
How these numbers were measured
Every figure on this page comes from the same AEO tracking we run for clients, applied to our own domain over the February to June 2026 window.