Start by picking a defined period (for example, 8 weeks) and record the three signals you’ll report: discovery activity, user-triggered retrieval, and confirmed AI referrals. Capture baseline values for each signal so you have something to compare against later. Keep it simple: counts or percentage changes are enough to show direction, not a sales promise. Next, show how those signals change over time. Describe what counts as progress in each area: more discovery and retrieval of approved facts, more pages researched, more referrals that arrive with a detectable referrer. Emphasize that this is about knowledge improvement and visibility, not guarantees of rankings or leads. Finally, present a small, client-friendly dashboard: baseline values, current values and a short narrative that explains what changed and why it matters to their business. Remind them signals vary by platform and that the goal is clearer information, not a guaranteed result.
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