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Category data · Professional services · Sydney

Which sources do AI assistants cite about conveyancers in Sydney?

Government, Reddit and review sites. ChatGPT answers Sydney conveyancing questions by citing nsw.gov.au, Reddit threads and wordofmouth.com.au more than any conveyancing firm's own site.

Measured 2026-08-26

Across 111 recommendation and buying-journey prompts about conveyancers in Sydney, these are the sources each AI engine cited most in its answers. A citation is a source the engine actually linked in a response, which makes this list a map of who each engine trusts in this category right now.

The top 3 cited sources, by engine

Engine#1 cited source#2#3
ChatGPTnsw.gov.au
cited in 23.4% of answers
reddit.com
cited in 20.7% of answers
wordofmouth.com.au
cited in 18.9% of answers
PerplexityFirst collection in progress, published when collected
Google AI OverviewsFirst collection in progress, published when collected

Sample: 111 prompts, responses collected 2026-08-26 to 2026-08-26 (111 from ChatGPT). 21 prompts naming a specific business were excluded from citation counts, per the TOP Score rules. Percentages are the share of that engine's responses containing at least one citation of the domain.

This category's first collection covered ChatGPT. Perplexity and Google AI Overviews are collected on the next pass and will be added to this page with their own date stamp, per the method. Engines are never averaged together on this site.

What the data says

Conveyancing buyers ask blunt, practical questions, mostly about cost and process, and the engines answer from whoever has published blunt, practical answers: the NSW government on process, Reddit on what people actually paid, review platforms on who to trust. A conveyancer who publishes real fixed-fee pricing and a plain-English process guide is supplying exactly what the engines are currently sourcing from forums.

How to read this page

  • 1Citations are not mentions. This page measures which sources the engines link when they answer, not which businesses they name. Who gets named is the TOP Score, and it's measured separately.
  • 2Engines disagree, so we never pool them. Each engine is reported on its own row because an average hides a total absence on the engine your buyers actually use.
  • 3This is a measurement with a date on it. Models and retrieval change; a source moving between collections has not necessarily done anything. The method, cadence and limits are on the standard page.

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