SEO statistics, updated monthly.
Citeable numbers on AI in search, content workflows, and what is actually happening to rankings. Every stat is linked to a named primary source. We refresh each topic page on the first week of every month so bloggers, journalists, and operators have something current to point at.
If you want to cite a number from one of these pages, the source link is on the stat itself. No need to ask. If you spot something stale, tell us and we will fix it on the next refresh.
How these pages are built.
Every stat on a topic page links out to its primary source. We only cite studies, surveys, and reports we can name. No anonymous “industry experts say”, no recycled stats with broken citation chains, no numbers we cannot point at.
Each topic page lists its date of last refresh at the top. When a stat is updated, the source link follows the latest report from the same publisher where one exists. When a publisher stops issuing the report, the stat is removed rather than left to decay. We would rather a topic page get smaller than less accurate.
If you are running an SEO program inside a real product, the stats here are the public-facing slice of what we look at internally. The full SEO automation pipeline ships finished articles every day, picks keywords against live SERP data, and runs a fact-check gate before publish.