For journalists and producers
Everything you need to write about the book, quote the data, or book Ronnie Huss for an interview. Assets are free to use with attribution.
The book in one line
Get Recommended by AI by Ronnie Huss is a practical system for making a business the one AI assistants name when a customer asks who to buy from.
Boilerplate, 60 words
Get Recommended by AI (published 2026-08-13) is Ronnie Huss's guide to being cited by AI assistants. Drawing on SearchScore's analysis of 1,000,000+ websites, of which just 216 qualify as AI-Ready, it sets out a three-layer method covering technical access, content structure and third-party corroboration. Huss is the founder of SearchScore, which publishes the quarterly State of AI Visibility Index.
Facts a fact-checker will want
| Title | Get Recommended by AI |
|---|---|
| Author | Ronnie Huss |
| Published | 2026-08-13 |
| Publisher | SearchScore |
| Formats | Kindle, paperback, hardcover |
| Extent | 219 pages (print), 221 pages (Kindle edition) |
| Kindle ASIN | B0HF6Y4S1J |
| Paperback ASIN | B0HF6SLGNK |
| Hardcover ASIN | B0HF6FKV1K |
| Rank | #1 Amazon Bestseller in Search Engines and Web Marketing, Amazon.co.uk, launch week. Category ranks move hourly. |
Data available to quote
These come from SearchScore's live corpus and are current as of 2026-07-27. They are published in full, with the method, so they can be checked rather than taken on trust.
- 1,000,000+ websites analysed, against 250+ signals each.
- 216 of them score AI-Ready, which is 0.022%, or about 1 in 4,600.
- 86.6 out of 100 is the highest score recorded anywhere. No site has reached the top band.
- The Author Paradox: in a study of UK accountancy firms, 94% displayed their qualifications and 8% made them machine-readable.
Please attribute to SearchScore and link to searchscore.io/savi, where the index and its methodology are published. Sector editions covering accountancy, dentistry and veterinary practice are available on request.
Interview topics
- Why a business can rank first on Google and never be mentioned by ChatGPT.
- The measurement problem: AI answers vary run to run, so most published visibility numbers are single runs presented as facts.
- What the million-site data says about how unprepared most businesses are, and why that is good news for the ones that act.
- Agentic search, where an assistant shortlists and acts, and the buyer never sees what was filtered out.
- What small businesses can do in a week without a developer.
Assets
Contact
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