Superframeworks

Ideas, Playbooks & Frameworks
From Side Project to $100K+ ARR: See How It's Done.
Created by @ayushtweetshere

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YouTube is now cited in 16% of AI answers.

Reddit: 10%.

A year ago, Reddit led. Now it's not even close.

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ChatGPT had 87% of the AI chatbot market in January 2025.

A year later: 65%.

22 points. In 12 months. The biggest AI market shift since ChatGPT launched.

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Every AI platform cites completely different sources.

What works on ChatGPT won't work on Perplexity.

Only 11% of domains are cited by both.

[Ayush 🙏 @ayushtweetshere]

API is the new UI

New use case for my Hermes agent -

created my own social listening API using API Direct

Now every morning my Hermes pings me on Discord with the best posts across the internet relevant to my projects

- LinkedIn
- X
- YouTube
- Reddit

Only covering these 4 channels so far..

Will add more with time..

Its pay per use so won't be expensive.. Hermes estimates <$20/m total cost..

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69% of Google searches end without a click now.

Generic "helpful content" is being summarized in the SERP.

There are 17 content types that still survive. Here's the framework.

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UGC communities, tools &amp; calculators, expert roundups, local content with E-E-A-T.

All share one thing:

The content cannot be assembled from public sources and replicated in a snippet.

AI can summarize. It can't replace.

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69% of Google searches end without a click now.

Generic "helpful content" is being summarized in the SERP.

There are 17 content types that still survive. Here's the framework.

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The strongest categories:

Owned audience — AI can't intercept your inbox

Transactions — AI answers questions, can't complete checkout

Original research — AI cites primary sources. Be the source.

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Full breakdown:
pikaseo[.]com/articles/zero-click-search-ai-overviews-2026

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Google's #1 result now gets 58% fewer clicks than 2 years ago.

That's not a slow decline.

That's a cliff.

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The bigger shift: stop tracking traffic.

HubSpot lost 80% of organic traffic in 2025.

And hit record revenue.

Their audience found them on LinkedIn and YouTube.

Traffic is a vanity metric now.

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DuckDuckGo hit 145M+ daily searches in May 2026.

All-time record.

The acceleration started exactly when Google made AI Overviews the default.

Correlation isn't always causation. But this one's pretty clean.

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Perplexity handles 780M queries/month.

And they just killed their ad program entirely.

Zero paid placements. Forever.

Organic citation is now the only way in.

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Reddit gets 24% of Perplexity citations.

21% of Google AI Overviews.

And 99% of those citations point to authentic discussion threads.

Not brand pages.

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An autoblogging tool was inserting hidden backlinks into every article it generated.

For paying customers.

This is the Outrank AI story.

[Ayush 🙏 @ayushtweetshere]

Hermes now reads my newsletters for me

peak laziness 🙈