DigiSnax
Case studies in AI search authority.
Each one states the hypothesis, what was built, what it measured, and the limits of what the result proves.
AI search · Real estate
5 of 5
AI tools read a real estate group’s DigiSnax platform market pages for all five neighborhoods the group serves, up from none in September.
A boutique real estate group in the Chicago suburbs on the DigiSnax Real Estate AI Authority Platform, measured every month since September 2026, with each reading reported up or down.
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AI search · AEO
38.5%
A site with no brand and no backlinks became a primary source Microsoft Copilot reaches for.
The Flavor Finder web app, built in under a week, to test whether authority in AI search is inherited or earned. Seven weeks later it supplied 38.5% of Copilot’s citations on a large regional chain’s flagship question, against an incumbent that owned the brand, the data and the domain.
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Method
Where the numbers come from.
Being cited by an answer engine became measurable rather than anecdotal in 2026. Three sources carry the figures used here, and each is first-party reporting on a property DigiSnax owns or operates.
- Citation share. The percentage of all sources an AI system cites for a given question that come from the property. Reported by Microsoft in the AI Performance section of Bing Webmaster Tools.
- Search position and impressions. Google Search Console for the same property, on a stated date window.
- Referring domains. Bing Webmaster Tools backlink reporting, because authority earned nowhere else is not authority.
Where a figure is a sample rather than a census, or where the season flatters it, the study says so.
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