Add specialist AI search capability behind your brand.
Add measurement, strategy, content, research, technical, and execution capacity while your agency keeps the client relationship and agreed presentation model.
Scope, timeline, and responsibilities are agreed before work starts. We review every request manually and respond within one business day.
/ Engagement choices
Three ways to bring us in.
Each engagement uses the same transparent unit model. There are no partner plans or preset packages.
Specialist workstream
One defined service using the same transparent unit model.
Behind-the-scenes program support
Several connected workstreams delivered under an agreed operating model.
Diagnostic and strategy support
Controlled measurement, findings, and a roadmap your team can present or implement.
/ Written terms
Agreed in writing before work starts.
White-label roles, communication boundaries, approval rights, data handling, portfolio use, and client ownership are agreed in writing before work starts.
/ Trust
Keep the client relationship in your hands.
Your relationship
Your agency retains account ownership and client communication according to the delivery model you choose.
Agreed confidentiality
Client data is used only for the scoped engagement under agreed confidentiality terms.
Discretion by default
No public disclosure of a partnership or client without your permission. Partner-branded reporting is available on request.
/ Delivery models
Choose the support the opportunity needs.
White-label delivery
CiteWorks works behind your brand. Your agency owns the relationship, communication, and presentation.
Specialist strategy
We provide audits, research, and strategy. Your team owns client advice and the execution you keep in-house.
Collaborative delivery
We support selected calls or workstreams by agreement. Your agency retains account ownership and decides when specialist involvement is useful.
Ongoing execution
We deliver the agreed content, technical, research, and reporting work. Your agency owns the client program and approves priorities.
/ Capabilities
Add the capabilities your scope calls for.
Audits and measurement
Establish a baseline, identify gaps, and track agreed search and AI visibility observations.
Website and technical work
Service content, technical SEO, and entity clarity, with implementation or handoff responsibilities defined.
Research and publication coordination
Original evidence, editorial angle development, outlet research, pitching, and accepted-opportunity coordination.
Expert publishing and participation
LinkedIn and Medium publishing, native LinkedIn content, and research-led YouTube video content, including long-form videos and Shorts where they fit the client roadmap.
/ Typical deliverables
Give your team work it can review, present, and act on.
Scope only what the opportunity needs. The work can stay behind your brand, and each deliverable is prepared so your team can review it before it reaches the client.
Diagnosis and intelligence
- Visibility audits
- AI-answer analysis
- Prompt and keyword maps
- Competitor analysis
- Market intelligence
Website and execution
- Technical review
- Entity recommendations
- Content opportunity maps
- Content briefs and approved copy
- Implementation-ready recommendations
Client-ready reporting
- Executive briefs and decks
- Corrective-action roadmaps
- Source and citation maps
- Progress reporting
- Evidence appendices
/ Why agencies bring us in
Add specialist capacity without giving up the client relationship.
Add specialist capability
Support GEO and AI-search opportunities without building every specialist role in-house.
Expand existing relationships
Add a defined visibility workstream to SEO, content, digital, or strategy accounts when the client need is already there.
Protect the client relationship
Keep account ownership, client communication, and positioning with your agency under the agreed delivery model.
Scale carefully
Start with one project, then expand only when the demand and delivery model are proven.
/ Example
A handoff your team can review and present.
Illustrative white-label handoff. This is not a client report.
Executive brief
The questions assessed, key findings, limitations, and decisions your agency needs to discuss.
Priority actions
Recommended work, owners, dependencies, and completion checks.
Evidence appendix
Dated sources, observations, and notes that support the findings.
/ Process
Start with the opportunity in front of you.
Share the client situation, existing work, and the capacity your agency needs.
Agree outputs, timeline, confidentiality, approvals, and client communication.
Deliver for your review, hand off the approved work, and agree any next priorities.
/ FAQ
Common questions from agency partners.
Who owns the client relationship?
Your agency does. We do not pursue or solicit your client's relationship outside the agreed engagement. You retain the positioning and account strategy.
Can you join client calls?
Yes, when selected collaboration is part of the agreed model. We can also work entirely behind your brand.
How are pricing and timing agreed?
We review the opportunity, outputs, complexity, and available capacity before committing to a written scope, price, and timeline.
Can we start with one project?
Yes. You can start with a single client opportunity or a focused audit; an ongoing program is not required.
/ Next step
Scope the support before promising the next client deliverable.
Share the opportunity and the responsibilities you want us to take on. We’ll help define a practical starting scope. Agency and white-label engagements are priced separately based on delivery responsibility, capacity, client ownership, branding, and communication model. We review every request manually and respond within one business day.