245visits from AI assistants
ChatGPT sends people to the store pages
Each one is a person who clicked a link in an AI assistant's answer. Almost all of those visits came from ChatGPT.
- ChatGPT236
- Gemini5
- Copilot2
- Claude1
- Perplexity1
Case study
Local bagel shops with online ordering and catering in Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio
Since the new site we built went live in March. Two of every three order clicks on the site came from search.
Mar to Nov 2026
The business Bagel shops with online ordering and catering
The work A new website, with shop pages and Order buttons
Of all order clicks on the site came from search
Shop pages, each with Order buttons for that shop
Clicks from the search "bagels near me" alone
Blog posts we wrote for the new site
Line chart of running total of clicks to order from search, Mar 2026 to Nov 2026. The last point, Nov 2026, is 5,256.
Each point is the total so far at the end of that month, and November runs only to the 2nd. The site went live in March.
Where they started
The company runs bagel shops in Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio. People order online and book catering through each shop's own ordering pages.
The old website lived at a different web address. So there is no before here: every number on this page starts the day the new site went live.
The business today
As of Nov 2026, counted on each shop's own Google listing.
This is who the company is today, not a result of our work. The shops run their own Google listings and reviews. We built the website.
What we did
A new website, built from scratch and set up in the company's own name, so they own it. It went live in March.
11 shop pages, each with Order buttons that go straight to that shop's online ordering.
An Order Now page, a rewards page, and gift card buttons on every shop page.
30 blog posts we wrote, about bagels, schmears, coffee and catering, published one a day.
A sitemap, Google Search Console and business details in the site's code, all set up at launch.
Clicks to order
In 4,774 visits from search since launch.
Out of 7,971 order clicks from every source.
A click is not an order. Each shop takes the order on its own ordering site, which we cannot see. Clicks from the Order Now page's shop picker are not counted at all, so the true number is higher.
The shop pages
In Sep 2026 the home page got 3,835. Part of the climb is Google sending a search for one shop to that shop's own page instead of the home page. That is a better place to land, and it is where the Order buttons are.
AI search
245visits from AI assistants
Each one is a person who clicked a link in an AI assistant's answer. Almost all of those visits came from ChatGPT.
59of those visits
Not the home page. The store page is where that shop's Order buttons are.
8clicks, all from ChatGPT
Counted in Google Analytics: visits that came from a link in an AI assistant, Mar 6 to Nov 3, 2026. Not an estimate from an AI tracker. A click is not an order. Each shop takes the order on its own ordering site, which we cannot see.
Google search
Most were people searching the company's name.
Of the searches Google names. The site gave those people a good place to land.
A search with no company name in it.
The short version
Clicks to order. 5,256 clicks to order online from people who found the company on search.
Search does most of it. Two of every three order clicks on the site came from search.
AI is starting to send people too. 245 AI assistant visits, 59 of them landing on a shop page.
A site they own. Built in their name, with 11 shop pages and 30 blog posts we wrote for launch.
Where every number came from
Each figure on this page comes from a saved record we can open on a call. The company stays unnamed, so the records are named by what they are.