New data shows AI assistants cite independent YouTube creators more than brand-owned content. Founders who adjust their creator briefs now will get pulled into the answers that drive buying decisions.
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AI Search Cites Random YouTubers More Than Your Brand. Here’s How to Build a Strategy For the AI Search Era
