More visibility in AI.
Measured with Google and Bing.
How a licensing consultancy’s AI visibility changed during its managed AI Search programme.
Offshore & crypto licensing
29 AI citations.
In three weeks.
About
A consultancy helping businesses obtain crypto licences. Its managed AI Search programme began on 6 October 2026, with a focus on English-language crypto licensing.
- Client
- Anonymised
- Industry
- Offshore & crypto licensing
- Service
- Managed AI Search Service
- Period
- October 2026
- Data
- Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools
- Work format
- Rankfor team + client approvals
The challenge
The goal: help buyers find the consultancy when they ask AI about crypto licences. Bing’s AI report recorded zero citations in the 21 days before the programme began.
What we did
Checked buyer questions and AI answers on Rankfor
Prepared a jurisdiction guide, payment worksheet and banking checklist
Published three articles through Rankfor’s content service
Added service links and a clear route to an enquiry
Delivered Results
Google recorded 29,496 impressions in AI search features from 1–28 October. Bing recorded 29 AI citations in the programme’s first 21 days.
Google: average impressions per day
AI Overviews + AI Mode · October 2026
10.7× compares 4–10 October with 25–28 October. The final period covers four days; it contains 57.5% of the 1–28 October total.
Bing: citations over 21 days
Bing Webmaster Tools · AI Performance · 2026
The comparison uses equal 21-day windows. The 29 citations occurred across five days. A percentage increase from zero is undefined.
Sources
Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools exports dated 30 October 2026. Google data covers 1–28 October in Pacific Time; Bing’s daily export ends on 27 October.
The Google baseline week includes the 6 October programme start. Its four-day peak needs a longer follow-up. These are whole-site observations during the programme, not an isolated test of Rankfor’s contribution. Impressions and citations measure visibility; these exports do not establish growth in leads or sales.
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