The stories about AI Search & Visibility from this period, ranked by likely impact on a single site.
Ranked by estimated impact on a single site, not by publication time.
Explore what page eligibility means in generative search and six practical checks to help you investigate whether your content is likely to be considered as a potential source.
AI Search & Visibility
TL;DR We ran a direct comparison of 346 matched prompts to see whether ChatGPT-5.6 Luna behaved differently from GPT-5.5 GPT-5.6 Luna used web search more often but ran fewer queries, resulting in…
AI Search & Visibility
Your next search competitor may be an AI's shortlist. GEO addresses what it takes to get cited, recommended, or selected by AI systems.
AI Search & Visibility
Traditional ranking metrics can only tell us so much about GEO performance. In this article, we explore what a GEO analytics stack could look like, with layers covering candidate page selection to…
Ranking & Algorithms Measurement AI Search & Visibility
Authority can influence whether a source is considered in generative search, but its role varies depending on the query. Explore how authority appears to work in GEO, which signals may contribute to…
AI Search & Visibility
Stay Visible is my monthly personal update for the SEO, GEO and SISTRIX community. In this edition I talk about the Deep Dive chat feature, the Google ‘goto’ redirection problem that has been solved,…
Site Architecture AI Search & Visibility
SISTRIX SectorWatch reports show you the blueprints for success. We surface and analyse the leading URLs in SEO and GEO so that you can gain an advantages from them. Now you can get even more data by…
AI Search & Visibility
Your content may be useful and relevant, but that doesn’t guarantee it will be seen. Use this practical GEO diagnostic checklist to investigate what may be limiting your content's visibility in AI…
AI Search & Visibility
Assembled from our own archive of 1,107 stories, which currently runs from 4 October 2023. Ranking is by the impact score described on the front page — an estimate of how much a story is likely to affect one website, not a measure of how much attention it got.
The archive only holds what it has seen. Periods before it started are empty rather than quiet, and it gets more complete every week it runs.
