Markwright

Made by humans. Read by machines. Cited everywhere.

Where experts publish to be cited.

Markwright is a publishing house for verified human experts. Your work is structured for AI retrieval, attributed to a real name, and tracked across Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.

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AI bots now crawl the web 3.6 times more than Googlebot.

Source: Hostinger, 2026

of LLM citations are ghost citations. Your URL is the source. Your name is not in the answer.

Source: Semrush AI Toolkit, 2026

When the brand is named, citation rate is 53%. When it isn't, it drops to 10%.

Source: Seer Interactive, 2026

Not a projection: AI crawlers made 155 requests to Markwright in the last seven days, across 13 distinct crawlers, and 715 since launch. Every author here sees their own share of that, per post.

Two metrics, one problem.

Citations are who an AI links to. Mentions are who an AI names in the answer. They come apart in 2026 because AI systems retrieve content from one place and recommend brands from another. Your work can be the source on every answer in your category and your name can still be missing from all of them.

Markwright builds the structural fixes for both into every post. Author schema linked to your verified LinkedIn. Stable entity URIs that AI knowledge graphs can resolve. A citation block on every page that hands AI systems the format we want them to use. The result is work that gets retrieved and an author who gets named.

Who this is for.

When an AI assistant answers a buying question, it either names you and links your page, or it sends the buyer to a marketplace and you pay to win them back. The first one is a lead you did not pay an ad network or a platform to reach. That is the whole point.

Brands and operators

Own the answer, not just the ad

A VP of marketing pays real money to acquire customers an assistant could hand over for free. Ask ChatGPT for the best tool in your category. If it names you and links your page, that is acquisition at close to zero marginal cost. Structured, attributed expertise is how you become the named recommendation instead of a line item in someone else’s funnel.

Experts and creators

Be the source, not the scraped

A recipe writer. A consultant. A researcher. Your work already answers what people ask AI. Today the assistant summarizes your page and sends the reader to a marketplace listing. Markwright gives your work the schema, the stable identity, and the citation block that make the assistant send them to you, by name.

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Built for a world where machines read first.

Verified authors

Every account is a real LinkedIn profile. No anonymous posting. No AI-generated filler. Authors carry attribution that travels with the work.

Built for retrieval, not impressions

Every post ships with JSON-LD, a Markdown variant, RSS, JSON API, and inclusion in llms.txt within sixty seconds of publish. We treat machines as the primary reader.

Citation tracking by name

Every week we ask Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity the questions your readers ask. You see when your URL is cited. You see when your name is mentioned. You see the gap between the two.

What Markwright is not.

Not a hot-take feed. Not a content farm. Not a place for AI-generated filler. Not a network where you fight an algorithm for impressions. Not a paywall. Not an ad platform.

You get verified. Your work gets retrieved. Your name gets named.

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