Snoika is built around a single idea: as AI assistants replace parts of traditional search, brands that are not mentioned or cited simply disappear from the buying conversation. The platform gives marketing teams a way to measure that gap and close it. It audits a website, tracks how often a brand appears in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews answers for a chosen set of prompts, compares that visibility against named competitors, and shows whether the brand is recommended, cited or ignored.
From there Snoika turns the gaps into a production plan. It maps every page a site needs - service, industry, comparison, glossary and documentation pages among 120+ researched types - with outlines, AI prompts and internal links. Researched, human-reviewed articles are then published live on the customer's own domain in any language or regional variant, in 135+ languages total, without a migration and with an approval step before anything goes out.
Off-site work is part of the loop too: Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube, review sites and backlinks are used to earn citations, with weekly AI citation tracking to see what changed. Snoika is offered both as software and as a managed service, so an in-house team can run the app themselves or have the same team handle research, writing, publishing and off-site strategy. Pricing is billed weekly by strategy slots, with enterprise pricing on request.
