Reports built to be cited, used and acted on.
AIIMS Intelligence™ Reports publishes recurring benchmarks and market analysis designed for business leaders, marketers, technology teams and the media. Each report is built to the same standard: methodology, source notes, findings, commercial implications and recommended action.
AI Search Report
Visibility, citations and discovery behaviour across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude — the flagship GEO publication.
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A recurring view of channel movement, customer behaviour and commercial pressure — quarterly market reviews and annual benchmarks across Australia.
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The technology gaps slowing business growth — CRM, analytics, automation, consent and platform readiness across industries.
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Five flagship publications form the core of AIIMS Intelligence™ Reports:
- AI Search Report: Annual benchmark of AI citation frequency, visibility patterns and discovery behaviour across major generative platforms
- Australian Marketing Index: Quarterly market review covering channel movement, customer behaviour and commercial pressure
- Ecommerce Performance Report: Conversion rates, platform dynamics and AI commerce trends across Shopify, D2C and marketplace
- Digital Infrastructure Report: Technology readiness, gaps and investment priorities across CRM, analytics, consent and automation
- Industry Benchmark Series: Sector-specific reports for construction, healthcare, finance, retail and more
Cadence
Quarterly market reviews provide a regular pulse on channel movement. Annual flagship reports deliver deep year-on-year comparison. Rapid reports are published when major platform or regulatory change occurs — Google algorithm updates, Meta policy shifts, AI platform changes — giving decision-makers timely, actionable analysis within days of the event.
Standards
Every AIIMS report includes: methodology (how the data was collected and analysed), source notes (where the data came from, sample sizes, time periods), findings (what the data shows, with visualisation), commercial implications (what it means for business leaders and decision-makers), and recommended action (what to do about it, by role and timeline). Reports are designed to be useful within five minutes and citable within a business case.