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Are AI bots crawling your site? And if so, what does that actually reveal about how AI search engines select their sources to build their responses?
According to Cloudflare Radar data collected over a 12-month period (March 2025 to March 2026), GPTBot and ClaudeBot account for 12% and 9.2% of global bot traffic respectively, on par with Bingbot and just behind Googlebot at 48%. In just one year, AI bots have become major players in web crawling. Analyzing their behavior in server logs is now one of the most reliable ways to understand how AI engines select their sources and how to align your content strategy accordingly.
A first-of-its-kind OVHcloud case study: AI-First™ articles produced by Getfluence and published on source media selected by AI & analyzed through Cloudflare logs by Oncrawl.
The goal: to observe, with real data, how AI bots behave on content designed to facilitate their understanding and selection by AI search.
Which bots visit which pages, how often, and how soon after publication? What does this behavior reveal about AI engines' selection process? And what practical lessons can be drawn for your GEO content strategy?
On September 29th, Julien Bismuth (Getfluence), Jérôme Salomon (Oncrawl) and Renaud Acas (Publithings) share their field data on OVHCloud’s AI-First™ publications.
45 minutes to better understand how AI search selects its sources and how to activate the strategy that makes the difference.
