Named and cited by AI across the world, in under 90 days.

The site went live on 3 July 2026 with no domain history, no backlinks and no press. Inside 90 days it had been shown 10,500+ times across Google and Bing, for 546 different Google searches alone, and had been named 6,900+ times inside AI answers: in ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, which answer from Bing's index, and in Google's own AI Overviews and AI Mode. The pages AI picked are the ones that answer a buyer's question in the first line: how much a safety plan costs, whether you can refuse to work when it is too hot, a job hazard analysis template and the heat rule requirements state by state.

Bing moved fastest, which is what we now expect on a new domain. It sent 286 visits in the period, and the site sits on page 1 for the buyer's own words: toolbox talks 2026 at position 4.5, toolbox talk sign in sheet at position 3.7 with a 20.9% click rate, toolbox talk topics 2026 at position 5.2, free JHA template word at position 2.

The citation count is what matters for AI. Bing's AI Performance report, which covers Microsoft Copilot and the partners that answer from Bing's index, ChatGPT among them, recorded 6,752 citations of the site, several pages cited per answer, for questions in the buyer's own words: toolbox topics, toolbox talks topics, toolbox topics for construction, safety forms, tailgate safety topics and 8 CCR 3395, the California heat rule. Session recordings in Microsoft Clarity show the visits arriving from chatgpt.com.

Those visits bought. The product took real paid orders inside its first 90 days, from buyers who arrived on an answer page, read the answer and bought the document the same day. There was no sales team and no follow up sequence, only pages that answer the question the buyer typed.

This one covers two countries with two regulators, so the site was built as one hub per trade and one page per document, with a separate New Zealand section that speaks that country's law. The first paid order arrived from search on the day the site went live.

Inside 90 days the site had been shown 26,800+ times across Google and Bing, for more than 1,000 different searches, led by the trade documents buyers type by name: electrical swms, swms for electricians, plumbing swms, carpentry swms and scaffolding swms. It had been named 1,600+ times in AI answers: 684 appearances in Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode across 112 pages, and 957 citations in Microsoft Copilot and the partners that answer from Bing, ChatGPT among them.

The pages AI leans on are the ones that settle a question: the high risk construction work categories, the scaffolding page, a swms versus jsa comparison, the free risk matrix calculator and the New Zealand page. On Bing the site holds page 1 for a WorkSafe NZ hazard register template and a 5 by 5 swms risk matrix, and Clarity shows visits arriving from chatgpt.com.

Orders kept coming from search after day one. The pattern was the same as the United States property: a tradesperson types the exact document they need, lands on the page that answers it, and buys.

The French property is the cleanest test of the method because ads were switched off on 15 July 2026 and never switched back on. Every paying customer since then found the site through Google, through Bing or through an AI answer.

Inside 90 days the site had been shown 2,700+ times across Google and Bing for the searches a small employer types: duerp restaurant, duerp restauration, document unique boucherie, erp garage automobile, duerp boulanger. It had been named 600+ times in AI answers, and for one question, at how many employees the document becomes compulsory, it took 43% of every citation Copilot and its partners gave.

Bing holds it on page 1 for duerp gratuit à télécharger, duerp à partir de combien de salariés and duerp institut de beauté, and Microsoft Clarity recordings show visits arriving from chatgpt.com.

The orders that followed came in with no ad spend behind them. It is a small market and the numbers are small. The point is the shape: a site under 90 days old, in a language we do not speak at home, named by AI and paid by customers, on structure and answers alone.

The devotional app's website is the youngest property here and the fastest to be picked up. It went live on 18 August 2026 with structured data on every page from the first deploy, and within eight weeks it was on page 1 of Google for several of the searches it was written for: a prayer for a mom going back to work after maternity leave (position 8.6), a prayer for a mother with a sick child (position 6) and a 4-week Advent Bible study (position 8).

Across Google and Bing it was shown 1,000+ times and earned 57 visits, with Google clicking through at 5.4%, a high rate for a site this new. It was named 100+ times in AI answers, in Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode and in Copilot and ChatGPT, led by the back to work prayer page. That page answers one long, specific question, which is the kind of question AI tools are asked and the kind of page they cite. The Advent study pages were picked up next.

Microsoft Clarity shows the visits arriving from Google, from ChatGPT and from other AI tools. Under 90 days from an empty domain to page 1 and AI answers, with no ads, no press and no links.