The Working Artist 4x its AI search traffic in 10 days
How Crista Cloutier installed LovedByAI on a high-traffic WordPress site, and saw a measurable lift from AI search in under two weeks.
Crista Cloutier
Owner, The Working Artist
Results (the part that matters)
More impressions from AI search engines
More traffic from AI search
Time to see measurable results
The Working Artist
WordPress Site
The situation
Crista runs The Working Artist, a content-heavy WordPress site with an existing audience and consistent traffic. With hundreds of blog posts built up over years, the site had a deep library of valuable content for artists.
The site was already doing a lot of things right, but like most WordPress sites, it wasn't built with "AI readability" in mind. That means AI tools can struggle to understand the pages cleanly, pull the right context, and confidently cite or recommend the site.
What we did
Crista installed LovedByAI and let it do what it's designed to do: make the site easier for AI engines to crawl, understand, and reuse in answers.
In practice, that means LovedByAI focuses on the stuff that usually gets skipped because it's annoying, technical, or easy to get wrong:
What changed (and how fast)
In 10 days, we saw a clear jump in AI search activity
For a site at this scale, that's meaningful - it's not "0 to 3 clicks." It's a real shift on top of an already-active site.
Something she couldn't see before
With LovedByAI's dashboard, Crista could now see which specific blog posts were driving AI impressions and visitors - and the ratio between them. This helped her understand which content AI engines were actually picking up and recommending.
Why this worked
Most site owners assume "if my site ranks on Google, AI will figure it out."
Sometimes it does. Often it doesn't.
When you remove friction and ambiguity, you give AI engines a cleaner path to pick your site up and include it.
AI engines care about clarity. They need to confidently extract:
Who this is most relevant for
This result pattern is most common for WordPress sites that already have:
…but haven't been set up specifically for AI discovery.
If you're publishing consistently and your site "should" be showing up more in AI results, this is usually the gap.
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