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Zero Click Daily starts today. What we cover, how we check it, and who owns us.
Zero Click Daily: Daily reporting on AI answers, zero-click results and what still gets a visit.
About Zero Click Daily
What Zero Click Daily covers
Zero Click Daily is a daily publication about AI answers and zero-click search, and what they do to the websites they draw from.
AI Overviews
What Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode say, which sources they cite and how that changes over time.
ChatGPT
How ChatGPT answers questions with search, which sites it names and which it leaves out.
Perplexity
Which sources Perplexity reads and cites, and whether its answers send anyone to them.
Publishers
How AI answers change traffic to the sites they draw from, and what publishers are doing about it.
Data
Counts and measurements on zero-click search, each with its method and the date it was taken.
Who it’s for
People who run websites, publish content or work in SEO and have watched their search traffic change. If an AI answer now sits between you and your readers, it’s written for you.
How we work
Every piece names the engine, the exact query and the date we ran it, so you can run it yourself and compare. Every fact is checked against a source we can name, and mistakes are corrected in the article with a note. Our standards
- Publisher
- Good Standing Media
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- Byline
- Zero Click Daily staff
- Corrections
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Questions readers ask
- What is a zero-click search?
- A search that ends on the results page. The person gets the answer there, from a snippet, an AI Overview or a chatbot, and doesn’t click through to a website.
- What is an AI Overview?
- A summary Google writes with AI and shows above the regular results for some searches. It answers the question directly and links to a few of the sources it drew on.
- How does Zero Click Daily report an AI answer?
- We name the engine, the exact query and the date we ran it, and we quote what the answer said. Answers change from day to day, so the date matters.