Case study

How we ran Fame Search on our own site

Before selling Fame Search, we pointed it at fame.so on 1 June. As of 30 October 2026, 38-76% of tracked AI answers across our buyer-question panel cite the site.

About Fame Search

AI citations before and after

Line chart of daily AI citations and cited pages from November to October, rising steeply from June onwards
Daily AI citations and cited pages for fame.so, November to October. The vertical line marks the day the first action shipped.

Our own numbers

We ran Fame Search on fame.so first

Before selling it, we pointed Fame Search at our own site on 1 June. These are the real numbers from our portal.

  • 38-76%

    of tracked AI answers cite fame.so

    across our buyer-question panel

  • 1,416

    pages graded A

    of 1,610 scored for health and AI-readability

  • 42,966

    Google impressions

    last 28 days

  • 41

    visits from AI assistants

    ChatGPT, Perplexity and others, last 28 days

Snapshot from the Fame OS portal, 30 October 2026. See the chart

The method we followed

  1. We map the questions your buyers ask.
  2. We measure where you stand, every week.
  3. We fix what holds your site back.
  4. We build the pages that win the answers.
  5. You approve everything first.
  6. We keep winning pages winning.

What this does not prove

fame.so is one site, with six years of content behind it. Other things changed over the same period, so the chart shows what happened after we started, not that every gain came from Fame Search.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. This is our own site, which we started running Fame Search on 1 June. It shows the method working on one domain, on a site that was already established.

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