Blogging Titan research series
Where discovery is moving, measured rather than predicted: what AI search cites, how often it changes and who it leaves out.
The standard for this series. Forward-looking pieces rest on data we collected, with dates. We do not turn one panel of questions into a market-wide ranking, and we re-run the same questions to show how much the answers move.
In this series
- How to opt out of AI Overviews and AI Mode, and what a blog gives up (November 2026)
- The 100 most cited websites by ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity (2027 edition)
- AI Citations per Answer: Conductor’s US Benchmarks vs Our Blogging Sample (31 October 2026)
- Reddit Ranks on All 30 Blogging Searches. Google’s AI Quotes It on 18, and on 7 It Picks Another Thread
- The AI Citation League Table: What ChatGPT and Perplexity Cite When You Ask Them 100 Blogging Questions
- Don’t Opt Out of AI Overviews: Google’s New Toggle Is a Visibility Strike Small Blogs Can’t Win
- The Dateless Third: A Third of What Google’s AI Cites Has No Publication Date
- AI Overviews Don’t Reward Fresh Content, They Punish Stale Content: A 156-Page Study
- We Asked Google AI Overview and Perplexity the Same 10 Questions. They Barely Cite the Same Sources.
- The Rank-Citation Disconnect: 68% of AI Overview Citations Don’t Rank in Google’s Top 10
The other five series
The Internet Experiment · The Website Autopsy · The AI Reality Check · Hidden Economics of the Internet · The Internet Investigation
Every series sits inside Original Research, alongside our named findings, how we test and our editorial policy.