58%
fewer clicks for the top result when Google shows an AI Overview, across 300,000 keywords.
An estimate against a comparison group, from desktop data. Not every site's loss.
Source: Ahrefs, February 2026
AI Search Autopilot · Free kit from the video
One file teaches your assistant to check where AI answers name your business, pick the one page to fix, and help you rewrite it. About 30 to 45 minutes a week.
You draft. The user decides. The user publishes.
Your email and two quick answers. The download shows up right here, and I will email you a copy of the link.
Nobody can promise an AI assistant will name or cite you, and anyone who does is guessing. The kit helps you see where you stand and fix one thing a week.
You need Claude or ChatGPT, a spreadsheet and about 30 to 45 minutes a week. No APIs, no automation tools, nothing to install.
ChatGPT, Claude, Google, Perplexity and Bing are named so you know where it runs. This page and the files are not endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity or Microsoft.
From the research behind the video. Each one comes with the limit you should read beside it.
58%
fewer clicks for the top result when Google shows an AI Overview, across 300,000 keywords.
An estimate against a comparison group, from desktop data. Not every site's loss.
Source: Ahrefs, February 2026
38%
of AI Overview citations came from pages in Google's top 10, in 863,000 searches.
The way results were read changed since an earlier study, so it is not a clean before and after.
Source: Ahrefs, March 2026
25%
fresher: pages AI assistants cite are about that much newer than regular Google results, across about 17 million cited pages.
A gap in page age. Not a citation boost and not a refresh deadline.
Source: Ahrefs, July 2025
0.664
correlation between branded web mentions and AI Overview visibility, stronger than backlinks, across 75,000 brands.
Brands with a Domain Rating above 40 only. Correlation, not cause.
Source: Ahrefs, December 2025
43.8%
of the pages ChatGPT cited for 750 "best" style questions were list posts.
"Best" questions only. Your how-to guide does not need to become a list.
Source: Ahrefs, December 2025
I am Jake. I build practical AI workflows for marketing work, then write down what they produce, what breaks, and where a person needs to make the call. My background is growth and product.
I run a fully automated version of this loop. This kit is the manual version, so you can see what goes in and what comes out before you build anything bigger.
It is a free context file and a citation tracker. You add the file to a Claude Project, Claude Code, or a ChatGPT Project or custom GPT, and your assistant walks you through a weekly routine: ask your buyers' questions in AI tools, log who gets named and cited, fix one page and pick one place to earn a mention.
You need one of them. The file includes install steps for a Claude Project, Claude Code, and a ChatGPT Project or custom GPT. Free accounts can try it. On ChatGPT, free accounts can add fewer project files than paid ones.
About 30 to 45 minutes. Most of that is asking your 10 to 20 buyer questions in each AI tool and pasting the answers into the tracker.
No one can promise that. The kit shows you where you are named and cited today, and gives you one page and one mention target to work on each week, based on what the evidence supports.
Yes. You give an email address and the download appears on this page at once. The weekly brief and Build Notes are separate boxes, unticked, and you only get them if you tick them.
They are saved with your request so that, if you tick the weekly brief, the follow-up emails match your setup. They never sign you up for anything on their own.
AI Search Autopilot · Version 1.0 · Updated October 5, 2026
Want the weekly loop as one skill file instead? See the Weekly AI Search Audit Skill.
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