Get your videos cited when AI answers your buyers.

Yes, Google's AI Overviews often link YouTube videos alongside articles for buyer searches. In the Autoblogging.ai case study, 24 of 44 AI Overviews across its tracked buyer searches cited at least one of its videos. Every morning Rankera checks whether the AI Overview for each of your searches appears, names your brand and links to your videos, articles or site.

It is publishing videos that match buyer questions closely enough for Google to cite them in its AI answer. What counts is relevance: titles written the way people search, descriptions that name your brand and link to your site, and a video for each search you care about. View counts and subscribers matter less than most people expect.

No, views were not what decided citations in our own data. In the Autoblogging.ai case study, 933 videos published in under three weeks drew about 7,200 views in total, yet 54 of the 73 YouTube links cited in tracked AI Overviews were its own, 74% of them. Each video matched a specific buyer search, which is the approach Rankera uses for clients.

Video SEO for AI search means making videos that AI answers can find and cite for the questions buyers ask. Rankera publishes a YouTube video and a Short for each target search, posts every Short as an Instagram Reel, and adds an industry article, a Medium article and a GitHub page that link your coverage together.

No. Rankera makes, titles and publishes the videos and Shorts for you, and posts every Short as an Instagram Reel. Each video description names your brand and links to your website, so viewers can reach you. Your dashboard lists every live video, and the daily check shows where each one ranks in Google.

Rankera does not measure ChatGPT answers, so it makes no claim about how often ChatGPT uses YouTube. What Rankera does check every morning is Google: whether the AI Overview for each search links to your videos and where those videos rank. Video is one of six places your brand appears, so your coverage does not depend on a single source.

Plans start at $250 a month for 20 target searches. For each search, Rankera publishes a mention on an industry website, a Medium article, a YouTube video, a Short, an Instagram Reel and a GitHub page. Bigger plans cover more searches, up to 350 a month for $2,000. Premium niches such as cannabis, iGaming and adult cost 3x.

You see them in your dashboard, search by search. Every morning Rankera checks your target searches in Google and shows whether an AI Overview appears, whether it names you, whether it links to you, and where your site, videos and Medium articles rank. You see how each search looked when you started and how it looks now, and every live video and Reel is listed.