King of AEO UK
About King of AEO UK
King of AEO for British readers: the UK-targeted slice of the competition data, the claims with a genuine UK connection, and the title timeline in UK time.
Why give UK readers their own edition?
AI engines answer differently when a prompt is aimed at a particular country. Of the 128 answers gathered for Round 0, 44 were UK-targeted, run with UK locale settings. This edition isolates those answers instead of folding them into the three-market total, and reports them engine by engine.
There is a local wrinkle too. One title claim was launched from a British website, kingofaeo.co.uk, with a ceremony announced for Greater Manchester on 31 August 2026. That site is separate from this one. The claimants page sets the claim beside the measured title, so readers can tell the two apart.
Who measures the UK figures, and who publishes them here?
Every UK number on this site comes from the independent team, led by JP Zhang, that runs King of AEO and publishes its results. The same team publishes this edition. Marc Moeller is a competitor whose UK figures are reported exactly as the team supplies them, alongside everyone else's.
How much weight should a UK reader put on the UK slice?
Treat it as an early sample. Six answers per engine is a small base, and not every engine produced a UK-specific answer; the UK method page lists which did. The UK slice sits beside the all-market figure rather than replacing it, and each table carries its measurement date. The first title decision is due on 14 October 2026, and the editorial policy explains how errors are put right.