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What does Google Search Console’s new beta reveal about AI visibility? That discovery and authority are no longer defined solely by websites—and Google is beginning to measure visibility the way AI systems already do.
In this episode of Found in AI, Cassie breaks down a quiet beta test in Google Search Console that surfaces social channels alongside traditional web metrics. While it may look like a minor reporting update, the change signals a broader shift in how Google defines discovery, influence, and authority in an AI-driven search landscape.
The episode explains why brands can now appear in AI-generated answers without ranking traditionally and why ranking alone is no longer a reliable indicator of visibility. It also connects Google’s evolving measurement approach to how AI answer engines already evaluate content across websites, social platforms, and creators.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- What the new Google Search Console beta reveals about how search visibility is evolving
- Why surfacing social channels in Search Console is more than a feature update
- How this change aligns Google’s metrics with how AI answer engines work
- Why brands can appear in AI answers without traditional rankings — and vice versa
- How AI systems evaluate influence across websites, social platforms, and creators
- How this update maps directly to the FSA framework (Freshness, Structure, Authority)
- What marketers should take from this shift as they plan content and visibility strategies for 2026
If you’re trying to understand how AI visibility is being measured—and why traditional SEO metrics no longer tell the full story—this episode breaks down what’s changing and how to respond.
Let’s connect:
LinkedIn → Cassie Clark | Content Strategist
Website → cassieclarkmarketing.com
P.S. Is your brand losing its "Answer Authority"?
Most series A/B and enterprise brands are being "nudged" out of AI search results because of entity gaps and "stale" content. I am opening 3 specialized audit slots for January 2026 to help you reclaim your Share of Voice using the FSA Framework (Freshness, Structure, Authority).
Request your 7-Day AI Search Visibility Audit: https://cassieclarkmarketing.com/ai-search-visibility-audit/
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📬 Love the podcast? You’ll love the newsletter.
 Get the weekly 3-2-1 on AI search + marketing: Subscribe
What does Google Search Console’s new beta reveal about AI visibility? That discovery and authority are no longer defined solely by websites—and Google is beginning to measure visibility the way AI systems already do.
In this episode of Found in AI, Cassie breaks down a quiet beta test in Google Search Console that surfaces social channels alongside traditional web metrics. While it may look like a minor reporting update, the change signals a broader shift in how Google defines discovery, influence, and authority in an AI-driven search landscape.
The episode explains why brands can now appear in AI-generated answers without ranking traditionally and why ranking alone is no longer a reliable indicator of visibility. It also connects Google’s evolving measurement approach to how AI answer engines already evaluate content across websites, social platforms, and creators.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- What the new Google Search Console beta reveals about how search visibility is evolving
- Why surfacing social channels in Search Console is more than a feature update
- How this change aligns Google’s metrics with how AI answer engines work
- Why brands can appear in AI answers without traditional rankings — and vice versa
- How AI systems evaluate influence across websites, social platforms, and creators
- How this update maps directly to the FSA framework (Freshness, Structure, Authority)
- What marketers should take from this shift as they plan content and visibility strategies for 2026
If you’re trying to understand how AI visibility is being measured—and why traditional SEO metrics no longer tell the full story—this episode breaks down what’s changing and how to respond.
Let’s connect:
LinkedIn → Cassie Clark | Content Strategist
Website → cassieclarkmarketing.com
P.S. Is your brand losing its "Answer Authority"?
Most series A/B and enterprise brands are being "nudged" out of AI search results because of entity gaps and "stale" content. I am opening 3 specialized audit slots for January 2026 to help you reclaim your Share of Voice using the FSA Framework (Freshness, Structure, Authority).
Request your 7-Day AI Search Visibility Audit: https://cassieclarkmarketing.com/ai-search-visibility-audit/