We sell GEO, so it is fair to ask what our own numbers look like. This is digistreetmedia.com in Search Console. Over the three months to September 2026 the site was shown 20K times inside Google’s generative AI features. That is a small number. The direction is the interesting part.
Search for a digital marketing agency and every result is written by people who do this for a living. There are no easy wins, and the questions people ask an AI answer in this category are broad: what does an agency cost, how do I choose one, what is GEO. Thousands of pages compete to answer them.
So we treat our own site as the place where the method has to work before we sell it.
The Generative AI features report shows 20K impressions for digistreetmedia.com over the last three months, roughly 220 a day. For the first two months the line sat between 100 and 250. In the last three weeks it has run between 200 and 445, with the best day right at the end.

That climb lands in September, the month we published more than 100 pages. We think the two are connected. We cannot prove it, and three weeks is a short time to call anything a trend.
For scale, the same report shows 237K for a manufacturer we work with and 84.4K for an Ayurveda store: JBM Group → and Pravek Kalp →. An agency is a smaller market than either.
Source: Google Search Console, digistreetmedia.com, Generative AI features report (Beta), last three months against the previous three, captured 21 September 2026. Totals are shown as Search Console rounds them. Daily figures are read from the chart or worked out from the totals, and are approximate. The earlier period holds about a month of data.
Because an agency that sells GEO and hides its own Search Console is asking for trust it has not earned. 20K is small next to a consumer brand. It is also real, and it is going the right way.
How often a site is shown inside Google’s generative AI search features. It is a Beta view in Search Console’s Performance report and gives impressions only.
No. Search Console shows 20K against 4.26K, but the earlier total comes from about a month of data. The fair comparison is roughly 130 a day then and roughly 220 a day now.
It is a plain text file that lists a site’s pages with short descriptions, written for language models to read. We publish one and keep it current. We cannot show that it caused any of these impressions, and we say so when clients ask.
The steps are the same. Matching schema, one clear answer per page, facts with sources. How far they take you depends on how crowded your category is and how much there is to say that nobody else has said.
We will look at what Search Console reports for you today and tell you what we would change first.
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