CGO Media Research Team

About CGO Media Research Team

The CGO Media Research Team explores how traditional search engines and AI platforms discover, interpret, cite and recommend businesses. Our work covers SEO, generative engine optimisation (GEO), entity authority and AI search visibility, translating research into practical insights for businesses and organisations. Through research papers, frameworks and sector analysis, we help readers understand how search is changing—and what those changes mean for their growth.

ASOS SEO Growth Analysis

CGO Media Research ASOS SEO Growth Analysis: How Technical SEO, Brand Authority and Ecommerce Architecture Influence Organic Growth An independent analysis of how one of the UK’s best-known online fashion retailers built digital visibility, managed international ecommerce complexity and demonstrated the commercial importance of technical [...]

AI Search Market Share Statistics 2026

CGO Media Research • updated: 28th september 2026 AI search is developing into a significant new layer of the global search ecosystem, but measuring its market share is considerably more complicated than comparing conventional search engines. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, Perplexity and other [...]

GEO Statistics UK 2026

CGO Media Research • Updated: 28th November 2026 Generative Engine Optimisation is emerging as a new discipline within search as businesses and organisations attempt to understand how information is discovered, retrieved, cited, mentioned and recommended by AI-powered search systems. Traditional SEO primarily measures visibility through [...]

ChatGPT Usage Statistics UK 2026

CGO Media Research • Updated: 29th September 2026 ChatGPT has moved from an experimental artificial-intelligence tool to a significant part of the UK's digital environment. Millions of UK adults now visit the service, usage has expanded rapidly, and ChatGPT increasingly sits alongside Google, social platforms [...]

Technical SEO Statistics UK 2026

CGO Media Statistics Library UPDATED 29th September 2026 Technical SEO remains the infrastructure on which search visibility is built. A website may publish authoritative content, attract strong external references and establish considerable brand recognition, but search engines and AI-mediated discovery systems still need to be [...]

UK SEO Statistics 2026

UK SEO Statistics Updated 29th September 2026 Search in the United Kingdom is entering a period of structural change. Google remains overwhelmingly dominant in conventional search, but the environment surrounding SEO is expanding as AI-generated answers, AI Overviews, conversational assistants and new discovery interfaces alter [...]

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