What happened to asfandjunejo.com in Google and AI search?
This is a dated record of what was changed on asfandjunejo.com and what Google and AI answers did afterwards. It uses only this site's own data: no client numbers, no screenshots of anyone's account. Flat or bad results go in too. Last updated October 12, 2026.
1. Why keep a public log?
Claims about search visibility are easy to make and hard to check. A log with dates, sources and limits lets a reader check each one.
The site is new, so the numbers are small. They will be reported as small. When a result is too thin to mean anything, the log says so instead of rounding it up.
Confirmed Editorial policy of this page, set by the author
2. How are results measured?
Two ways: Google Search Console for clicks, impressions, average position and indexed pages, and a fixed list of prompts tested by hand in Google and AI assistants.
- Search Console numbers cover the whole site unless a row says otherwise. Average position over a few days with few impressions says very little.
- Prompt tests are run signed out, with the date, the engine and the exact wording written down. AI answers change from one run to the next, so one result is one observation, not a ranking.
- The tracking sheet is public: download the prompt tracker (Excel) and run the same tests on your own site.
3. What has been changed on the site?
Launch work happened on October 6 and 7; the first Search Console review led to fixes and a retitled landing page on October 12.
| Date | Change | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 6, 2026 | Added the XML sitemap, security hardening, the newsletter sign-up, the books page and the AI visibility landing page | Launch basics: let Google find the pages, protect the site, give visitors a way to subscribe |
| Oct 7, 2026 | Page speed and layout fixes, then a quality pass on every page | Slow or broken pages lose visitors before they read anything |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Asked Google to re-check the three old WordPress addresses that returned 404 and the duplicate feed address | These were leftovers from the previous site and showed as errors in Search Console |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Published an article on Google's September 2026 spam update and asked Google to index it | A first-hand explanation of what Google confirmed and what it did not |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Retitled the AI visibility landing page to "AI Search Visibility Expert in Pakistan for Global Brands" and asked Google to re-crawl it | The phrase people search uses "search"; the old title did not |
Confirmed Dates from the site's own build and backup records and Search Console actions
4. What do Search Console numbers show so far?
Very little, because the site is days old: 1 click and 7 impressions between October 8 and 10, 2026.
| Measure | Value | What it does not tell you |
|---|---|---|
| Web clicks, Oct 8 to 10 | 1 | Which page or query produced it |
| Impressions, Oct 8 to 10 | 7 | Whether any of them were for the target phrase |
| Average position | 2.6 | Whole-site average across 7 impressions; it is not a ranking for any one phrase |
| Pages indexed, Oct 12 | 13 | Nine other addresses were not indexed: old WordPress paths, one feed address, and pages crawled but not yet chosen for the index |
| AI visibility landing page | Indexed | How it ranks for the phrase |
Confirmed Google Search Console, property asfandjunejo.com, read October 12, 2026
5. Do Google and AI assistants name this site yet?
Not in the one observation made so far: on October 12, 2026, Google's AI Overview for "ai search visibility expert in pakistan" named six other professionals and did not name this site.
| Date | Engine and prompt | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 12, 2026 | Google, signed out, location not detected: "ai search visibility expert in pakistan" | AI Overview listed six professionals; asfandjunejo.com was not among them. It was also not among the organic results visible in the saved screenshot. |
This is one run, and the page was retitled the same day, so it is a starting point, not a verdict. The next runs are listed below.
Directional One observation; AI answers vary between runs
6. What happens next?
The same prompts are tested weekly and Search Console is read for the landing page by itself; each result is added here with its date, including no change.
- Weekly: run the prompt list in Google, ChatGPT search, Perplexity and Gemini, signed out, and log whether the site is named or cited.
- In two to three weeks: read Search Console for the landing page and its queries separately, because earlier numbers are too thin.
- After four weeks: compare the first and last runs and write down what changed on the site in between, and what did not.
Hypothesis The retitle and the new articles may help; nothing yet shows they do
7. What can this log not show?
It cannot show that any change caused any result, and it says nothing about client work.
- A rise after a change is an observation. Other things change at the same time: Google's own updates, competitors, season.
- Prompt tests use one location, one signed-out profile and a short list of prompts.
- No client or employer data is used here.
Want to run the same checks on your own site? Download the prompt tracker →