United States Reports

The reports library — fixed addresses, updated in place.

Every report here keeps a permanent URL. Cite it today and the link still points at the living document next year, with its update history on the page.

The library — reports by series

Everything here keeps a permanent address. A link you cite today points at the same document next year, and revisions happen at the same URL with their change dates on record.

Market maps & baselines

Where US buyers actually meet AI answers, and what the ground looked like before the conditions changed — the documents you return to when someone asks "what was it like before".

  1. The 2026 US AI Search Surface Map: Where Buyers Actually Meet AI Answers
  2. Ads Have Arrived in AI Answers — Here's What Money Can and Can't Buy There

Demand & citation evidence

What the controlled evidence says about how AI search expands questions and selects sources — reviewed against the published studies, not vendor decks.

  1. One Keyword Is Now Dozens of Questions: What Query Fan-Out Means for Demand Measurement
  2. What Actually Gets Cited by AI Search: A Sober Review of the Controlled Evidence
  3. A Single Run Is a Point Estimate, Not a Number: The Published Evidence

Verification before you buy

The comparison grid, the denominator questions and the official telemetry rails — the documents a buying team reads before signing a measurement contract.

  1. Hiring an AI Visibility Vendor: What to Verify Before You Buy — a Public-Page Comparison
  2. A Lift in What, Exactly? The Denominator Questions That Sort Real Metrics From Vanity Metrics
  3. Before You Buy an AI Visibility Tool: Stand Up the Official Rails Google and Bing Already Give You

Our industry visibility index series — sealed query sets re-measured on a recurring schedule, published with named brands — currently ships for the Korean market and is archived on the Korean library page.

Publication policy — fixed addresses, updates in place

  • This hub keeps its address. Series grow and issues accumulate, but the library URL does not move.
  • Every report keeps its own URL. Published documents stay up after publication — retro-reading past issues is what makes published figures checkable.
  • Revisions happen in place. Annual and recurring updates replace the document at the same address, with the update date and a correction block on the page — no new URL per edition.
  • Citing us. Journalists and researchers are welcome to cite these reports with a link to this hub or the report's own URL. The evidence behind published figures sits in the public claims registry and the methodology.

New reports are listed here the day they publish. For analysis and commentary, see the research index.

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