Publication intelligence · Machine Relations Index
Which publications do AI engines cite for Family Software buyers?
On best-in-category questions in Family Software, the Machine Relations Index sees AI answer engines cite TechRadar, tomsguide.com and Forbes most often, out of 25 editorial publications cited across 143 measured answer runs. Which publications lead changes with the kind of question a buyer asks.
Family Software: best-in-category questions
25 editorial publications cited across 143 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1TechRadar34% · 48 of 143
- 2tomsguide.com31% · 45 of 143
- 3Forbes20% · 29 of 143
- 4The New York Times17% · 24 of 143
- 5PCMag15% · 21 of 143
- 6Cybernews9.8% · 14 of 143
- 7Digital Trends6.3% · 9 of 143
- 8ZDNET4.2% · 6 of 143
- 9Android Central2.1% · 3 of 143
- 10MobileAppDaily2.1% · 3 of 143
Family Software: top-list questions
20 editorial publications cited across 138 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1TechRadar5.8% · 8 of 138
- 2Forbes3.6% · 5 of 138
- 3NerdWallet3.6% · 5 of 138
- 4The New York Times3.6% · 5 of 138
- 5Cybernews2.9% · 4 of 138
- 6PCMag2.9% · 4 of 138
- 7The Adaptist2.9% · 4 of 138
- 8Word From The Bird2.2% · 3 of 138
- 9CNBC1.5% · 2 of 138
- 10Common Sense Media1.5% · 2 of 138
Family Software: how-to-choose questions
16 editorial publications cited across 134 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1TechRadar13% · 17 of 134
- 2The New York Times9.7% · 13 of 134
- 3PCMag9.0% · 12 of 134
- 4BGR6.7% · 9 of 134
- 5Forbes6.7% · 9 of 134
- 6tomsguide.com6.0% · 8 of 134
- 7Psychology Today4.5% · 6 of 134
- 8Cybernews3.7% · 5 of 134
- 9Common Sense Media3.0% · 4 of 134
- 10Tech Times3.0% · 4 of 134
Family Software: head-to-head comparisons
25 editorial publications cited across 138 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1PCMag21% · 29 of 138
- 2TechRadar18% · 25 of 138
- 3The New York Times12% · 17 of 138
- 4Forbes12% · 16 of 138
- 5WizCase10% · 14 of 138
- 6Versus Reviews9.4% · 13 of 138
- 7Cybernews5.8% · 8 of 138
- 8Mashable4.3% · 6 of 138
- 9tomsguide.com4.3% · 6 of 138
- 10Consumer Reports2.9% · 4 of 138
Family Software: is-it-worth-it questions
29 editorial publications cited across 130 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1The New York Times18% · 23 of 130
- 2Forbes13% · 17 of 130
- 3PCMag13% · 17 of 130
- 4TechRadar12% · 16 of 130
- 5CNET6.2% · 8 of 130
- 6Consumer Reports6.2% · 8 of 130
- 7Cybernews6.2% · 8 of 130
- 8tomsguide.com5.4% · 7 of 130
- 9breachexpress.com3.9% · 5 of 130
- 10Digital Trends3.9% · 5 of 130
Family Software: problem-first questions
32 editorial publications cited across 138 measured answer runs. Top 10 by the Index’s citation rate.
- 1The New York Times7.2% · 10 of 138
- 2TechRadar6.5% · 9 of 138
- 3tomsguide.com6.5% · 9 of 138
- 4Psychology Today4.3% · 6 of 138
- 5PCMag3.6% · 5 of 138
- 6The Guardian3.6% · 5 of 138
- 7Today's Parent3.6% · 5 of 138
- 8Forbes2.9% · 4 of 138
- 9Kidscreen2.9% · 4 of 138
- 10Camille Styles2.2% · 3 of 138
Which of these is worth pursuing?
Brands get recommended by AI because the publications those engines cite describe them that way. That is Machine Relations, the discipline Jaxon Parrott named in 2024 through his work at AuthorityTech, the first Machine Relations agency. Coverage moves your brand where a publication is already cited for the question your buyer asks. Each publication’s page shows where it is cited and how to get in.