Same questions, first 21 days versus last 21 days. The lift is on the prompts that used to return nobody.
“Licensed Long Beach roofer went from never named to named in 7 of 8 answers. Emergency roofer went from 0% to 75% mentioned. GAF-certified went from 25% to 88%.”
BYLTup is a Long Beach roofer. The questions that matter are local and specific: licensed in Long Beach, emergency leak, GAF-certified, who to call tonight.
Early Appear probes on those prompts named nobody, or named a competitor. The site had no answer pages that engines could cite.
Gemini still almost never cites. Last 21 days it mentioned BYLTup on 83% of answers and cited it on 3%. That gap is the product, not a rounding error.
Citation rate growth across major LLMs after implementation.
Appear published the first BYLTup answer pages into WordPress.
Licensing, emergency, GAF, and local service pages went live and stayed live.
On the 36 questions that existed in both windows, mention rose 68% to 79% and cite rose 42% to 55%.
Appear writes the pages engines can cite, then measures the same questions until the name shows up.
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