Co-Citation Feed

  • Authority RSS Feeds
  • Target 10 URLs
  • Advanced Collections Schema
  • Signal Local Relevance
  • Leverage Wikipedia Trust
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What is Co-Citation Feed?

The Co-Citation Feed is the best kept SEO secret that boosts your authority by associating your content with high-trust websites, without needing backlinks. We build a custom page featuring an RSS feed that mixes your target URLs with authoritative blogs, YouTube channels, and social media communities, helping Google connect your site to trusted sources.  The page is enriched with your GBP embed, Wikipedia content for topical trust, local POIs, driving directions, reviews, and media, creating strong entity associations and geo-relevance. It’s a smart way to “borrow” authority and shift Google’s perception in your favor. What sets this service apart is our hand-coded Collections Schema, which organizes and validates these associations in a structured way, taking your entity signals to the next level.

Pricing plans

Co-citaion Feed 

Delivery time – 3 days

Price - $25

How does Co-Citation Feed work

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Submit Your Details

You provide up to 10 target URLs, your Google Business Profile (GBP) link, and the niche of your business.

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We Build the Co-Citation Page

We create a custom page that blends your URLs with authority sources like top blogs, YouTube channels, social communities into a unified RSS feed.

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Enrich with Local & Topical Signals

We embed your GBP, add Wikipedia content, driving directions, POIs, reviews, and niche-relevant media to establish strong semantic and local relevance.

Deliverables for Co-Citation Feed

One custom co-citation HTML page

RSS feed with your URLs and authority platforms

Google Business Profile embed

Wikipedia content related to your niche

GBP reviews, images, and media added

Hand Coded Collections Schema Code

Driving directions to your GBP

Submission to premium indexer for visibility

Local Points of Interest (POIs) in your target city

Sample report

FAQ for Co-Citation Feed

A co-citation feed blends your URLs with high-authority sites (blogs, YouTube, forums) inside an RSS-powered page, helping Google associate your site with trusted sources—without needing backlinks.
By embedding your GBP, adding local POIs, driving directions, reviews, and media, we create strong geo-relevance and entity signals that boost local map pack rankings.
No. The co-citation method builds perceived authority through association, not direct linking—making it safe and powerful even without backlinks.
We curate top blogs, YouTube channels, and social communities relevant to your niche to mix with your URLs in the RSS feed.
You can submit up to 10 target URLs along with your Google Business Profile link for inclusion in the co-citation feed.

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