Case Study • B2B AI & Agentic Automation

+365% Google impressions
in one month

Origins AI builds custom AI workflows, AI agents and agentic automation for US product teams, and deploys its own enterprise AI products inside the customer's environment. We started in mid-September. A month later its weekly Google impressions were up 365%, clicks up 184%, and it had appeared 35.1K times inside Google's AI features.

/ Key Metrics

One month, measured

+365%

Site-wide impressions

9.1K → 42.1K per week

+184%

Site-wide clicks

43 → 122 per week

35.1K

Google AI impressions

Last 3 months

196K

Google impressions

Last 3 months

Search figures cover all of originshq.com, from Search Console. The weekly lift compares 8 – 14 Sep, the last full week before the work began, with 9 – 15 Oct 2026. Full method on our methodology page.

/ The Problem

A strong offer that AI could not place

Origins AI sells to CTOs and product leaders who research vendors by asking questions: who builds agentic automation, how to deploy a private ChatGPT-style assistant, which partner can ship AI workflows fast. Those buyers rarely saw Origins AI on Google, and AI assistants rarely named it.

Part of the problem was the name. Several unrelated companies share the “Origins” name space, and on at least one buyer prompt ChatGPT went looking for a domain Origins AI does not own. An engine that cannot tell which company you are cannot recommend you.

Before an AI engine can recommend a company, it has to be sure which company it is talking about.

/ The Approach

Answer the buyer, name the brand

We started from the questions US buyers put to AI assistants, then built content on originshq.com that answers them and leaves no doubt about who is answering.

What we did

75 buyer prompts: A tracked set of 75 questions US buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. At least 30 target the core offer: AI workflow development, agentic automation, AI agents and LLM integrations.
One entity: Every page introduces the company as "Origins AI (originshq.com)" with the same one-line description, and every product name carries the brand. AI engines get one company to cite instead of several look-alikes.
Answer first: Each article answers one question from the prompt set, with the direct answer at the top of each section, comparison tables and short FAQs: formats Google and AI assistants can lift straight into an answer.
Measured weekly: The tracked prompts are scanned across AI platforms and Search Console is read every week. The next topics come from what the engines are already picking up.

/ Results: Search Console

Impressions +365%, clicks +184%

Across all of originshq.com, the week of 9 – 15 Oct against 8 – 14 Sep, the last full week before we started: impressions from 9,055 to 42,132 and clicks from 43 to 122. The line turns upward in the week of 21 September and keeps climbing. Over the full three months the site took 196K impressions and 768 clicks.

Search Console · Site-wide · Last 3 monthsClient's own data

Google Search Console for originshq.com, last 3 months: 768 clicks, 196K impressions, 0.4% average CTR, average position 13.2, with daily clicks and impressions flat through mid-September and rising sharply into October

Daily clicks (blue) and impressions (purple) across the whole property. Flat from July to mid-September, then a steady climb from the week the work began.

/ Results: Google's AI Features

35.1K impressions inside AI answers

Search Console reports separately on the times a site appears inside Google's generative AI features, the AI Overview at the top of the results page among them. For originshq.com that line sat under 350 a day until 20 September. By the final week it was running at 1,400 to 1,700 a day, roughly five times its old level.

Search Console · Generative AI features · 3 monthsClient's own data

Search Console Generative AI features report for originshq.com, last 3 months: 35.1K total impressions, daily impressions under 350 until late September, rising to about 1,700 a day by mid-October

The same property, filtered by Google to its AI surfaces. The climb starts in late September, a week after the work began.

/ The Takeaway

Clarity first, then content.

In a crowded category, the content only pays off once the engines are sure who wrote it. Fixing the entity and answering real buyer questions moved Origins AI from flat to climbing within a month, on Google and inside its AI answers at the same time.

What comes next

The next phase turns this visibility into pipeline: deeper coverage of high-intent agentic automation questions and the enterprise product lane, measured against how often AI assistants name Origins AI on the 75 tracked prompts.

/ Take Action

Find out what AI says about you.

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