Example Fix First listIllustrative example: Crosstrow’s Fix First list, beside the example map. Crosstrow, the companies and sites it names, and every figure here are made up to show how a Fix First list reads. A real one reads the same way, row for row.The example mapCitePack homePricing
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How each engine uses pages today

Out of 15 answers per engine: 5 buying questions, asked 3 times

Pages behind the answers

cited the pageread it, didn’t cite itdidn’t use itEach block is one question: one row per engine in its colour (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity), one square per asking. Two or more solid squares on one row means cited again.
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How this is counted: all 60 answers on this map (5 buying questions × 4 engines × 3 askings). Cited means the answer named the page as a source. Read means the engine opened the page but didn’t cite it. Cited again means the same engine cited the page in at least 2 of the 3 askings of the same question. Two askings of the same question share about half their cited pages (46% across CitePack’s retained repeats), so a page cited once can be chance, and a page cited again is past that. Steadiness: high means cited again in 2 or more questions, medium in 1, low in none. Corrections come first whenever a page is used at all, because a wrong fact is wrong every time it’s read. Prices are founding-seat prices per page, billed only once the change is live, and a founding seat’s first live page is free. How often the engines use a page today is no promise of what a placement will change.