CiteKit – Citations and Reference Manager

Every month, thousands of bloggers link to research, statistics, and expert insights, but few have a system for tracking those references after publishing [1]. Google’s Search Quality Raters evaluate EEAT Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness by looking for transparency, source attribution, and evidence of content integrity [2]. The problem? Most WordPress sites can’t answer basic questions like which citations exist, where they appear, or whether the links are still valid [3]. A hyperlink alone isn’t enough Links without structure, context, or traceability do little to build long-term trust, especially as search engines continue to reward accuracy over convenience. CiteKit helps you keep track of every source you reference – clearly, consistently, and in one place. If trust and credibility matter to your content strategy, start with citations you can manage at scale [4].
Source References
  1. Orbit Media. (2022). Blogging Statistics & Trends 2022.
  2. Google. (2022). Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines.
  3. SEMrush. (2023). Building Trust Through Content.
  4. Yoast. (2023). EEAT: What It Means and Why It Matters.