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here's how to see if ChatGPT is recommending go to Bing com slash webmasters hit get started create an account and grab your site from Google Search Console and boom click on AI performance and you can see the keywords you're showing up for and the pages that are getting recommended save this and follow for more.

Watch this go to Google Analytics, click on reports, then acquisition, then on traffic acquisition, click on this dropdown to make sure it's on default channel group. Now look for AI.

Assistant. Google just added this.

It shows you every visitor that went to your site from ChatGPT, Gemini or claw. If that number's up, AI is already recommending you if you want more help showing up comment SEO.

Here's how to see hidden Google Business Profile data. Open Google Analytics, click admin at the bottom left, scroll down to product links and you'll see Google Business Profile links.

Then just click link, choose listings, select your profile and submit. Then click on reports and you'll see a new Business Profile tab right here.

Now you can actually get real data from your profile. That's normally hidden.

Comment SEO, if you want to help rank and ire.

So winning your own page is maybe a quarter of the job. The other three quarters happen out of your own website on pages AI already trust.

Three places dominate right now Reddit. It's one of the most dominant and cited sources across major AI engines, whether it's Google, Gemini, or even chat.

GPT. Review sites are massive as well.

Brand profiles on G2, Kaptar, and Trustpilot get cited far more often than brands that aren't on them. And the roundups like the best running shoes for flat feet or other top alternative to lists, AI leans on those constantly.

So the move isn't writing more blog posts, it's getting your brand mentioned in the places AI already pulls from. Run your category questions through Uber's AI Visibility Report.

It shows you the exact sources AI is citing. That list is your outreach plan.

Get onto review platforms, get into roundups that are already winning, show up in the communities where your buyers already ask questions, match the moment on your page, and earn your name in the places AI trusts.

Someone is ready to buy exactly what you sell, so they ask AI who they should go with. But your name didn't come up.

So you didn't just lose a click, you lost a sale. For 20 years, SEO is pretty simple.

Rank car in Google, get more traffic and get more customers. But buyer behavior change.

People are always opening up 10 tabs, comparing websites and reading every blog post anymore. A lot of them are asking ChatGPT or Google's AI, who should I trust for this?

And now with over 60% of searches ending without a click, buyers are getting their answers before they ever visit a website. So the most important metric isn't just where you rank anymore, it's where you're cited.

Because if AI mentions your competitors and not you, they get considered. If it mentions you, you get considered.

And if you don't show up at all, you may never even know that the buyer was looking. That's why the new scoreboard is share of visibility.

How often does your brand show up where people actually search? Now?

Google, AI overviews, chat, GBT, Gemini, Perplexity, Groc, Claude, all of it...

There's a brand new report by Similarweb and Rand Fishkin. It's called The Downstream Impact of AI Visibility.

I would say to that this is compulsory reading and I'll tell you why in the last few months people have been summarising the impact of AI. Now for the first time there's data and there's backup to show how important this impact of AI actually is.

The first thing that the report says is that companies and brands that are recommended by AI are two and a half times more likely to get a visit from the user that has seen that search. That's vitally important.

The second thing is that companies and brands that are recommended by AI, the user spends two times more of the actual time than usual on that website and also looks at two times more content. Again, that is very powerful as well.

The next thing is that the report brings out and this is important is that search is not dead as a result of AI. No, not at all...