Publisher network
We publish and host every one of these sites
Georadar's lever is not a contact book but an inventory we publish and host ourselves, so publication is settled internally instead of being negotiated site by site.
Why publish anywhere other than your own site? When an assistant compares brands, it draws on editorial content outside the advertiser: buying guides, comparisons, reviews. These 70 domains are thematic media with their own audience and their own indexing history, so publishing there means standing where the answer gets built.
Coverage
From consumer to B2B
Each vertical brings together several sites with distinct editorial angles, which lets a single prompt be covered in several formats without repeating the same content in the same place.
The figure shows the number of active sites in the vertical.
A few examples
A network site, in practice
Each domain is a publication in its own right, with an editorial line, writers and a readership. Here is a sample; the full inventory and the audience figures are presented in person, along with the sites we select for your own prompts.
The detailed inventory is presented in person. A network listed line by line on a public page can be copied in an afternoon, so we keep it for the commercial conversation, along with audience volumes and the sites we recommend given your prompts.
Anatomy
The anatomy of a network site
A domain alone does not make a publication. Each of these sites holds an editorial line, employs writers who know the subject and carries an indexing history measured in years, which is exactly what makes it citable.
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A held editorial lineEach site covers one subject and stays with it, so its authority builds on a topic rather than thinning across ten.
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Writers of the fieldTexts are written by people who work the subject all year, with its vocabulary and its references.
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An indexing historyThe sites have been publishing for years, which gives them a seniority a domain created for the occasion cannot fake.
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An audience of its ownEach site has regular readers, and that human audience is what separates a publication from a content farm.
Chaque site du réseau répond à la même fiche. Le détail complet et les audiences se présentent en rendez-vous.
Placement
How the host site is chosen
The choice follows relevance rather than available volume, because coffee content published on a DIY site will be picked up by nobody.
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The prompt to work
We start from the precise question where your brand is missing, not from a general theme.
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The sources already cited
The kind of outlet assistants pick up on that prompt steers which vertical to select.
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The site's line
The chosen site is the one whose section hosts the subject naturally, without forcing the argument.
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No duplication
The same angle is not republished across three network sites, which protects the credibility of the whole.
The editorial rule
Our publishing rules
Content has to stand up to a reader before it stands up to an assistant. These rules apply to every campaign, with no exceptions.
What gets published
- Buying guides and comparisons that genuinely help the reader
- Attributed expert viewpoints, with their figures and their sources
- Brand mentions brought in within the flow of the argument
- Texts reviewed and approved by you before going live
What does not
- Advertorials dressed up as editorial copy
- Rigged comparisons where only one brand can win
- The same angle republished identically across several sites
- Performance claims without a verifiable source
Owned network
We decide rather than negotiate
Publication is decided
No publisher pitching, no rounds of approval, no last-minute refusal. Content goes live as soon as it is ready.
Placement is chosen
The site, the section, the angle and the format are selected for the prompt being worked, rather than for whatever a partner is willing to sell that month.
Measurement is already in place
The AI traffic pixel covers the whole network, so every article is tracked from the moment it goes live with no technical work on your side.
The editorial stays ours
The tone remains that of the site rather than that of an advert, which is what gets the content read by humans and picked up by assistants.
Go further
Your brand belongs on these pages
Start by recording where you currently stand in the answers. We then show you which sites in the network to work, for which prompts, and in what order.