Named
The answer explicitly identifies the business. On its own this does not establish a citation to the business website.
Apex Maids is a Singapore maid agency whose new website went live on a new domain in August 2026. This record shows where AI answers named it, the Search Console figures since launch, and the questions where answers moved the other way.
The previous website carried template text from an unrelated business and no structured data. The new site at apexmaids.sg started with no search history: Search Console recorded its first impressions on 10 August 2026. The founder wanted Singapore-wide discovery rather than only the agency’s neighbourhood.

On 17 September 2026, ChatGPT named and cited Apex for questions about hiring transfer maids and helpers for infant care, and Perplexity named it for elder care. On 18 September ChatGPT named and cited it for Indonesian, Myanmar, Cambodian and Mizoram helper questions. On 5 October ChatGPT named and cited it for Myanmar helpers and infant care.

Equal 29-day Search Console windows in Singapore: 10 August to 7 September and 8 September to 6 October 2026. Clicks moved from 10 to 47, impressions from 2,934 to 4,378 and average position from 62.8 to 37.5. Across all countries, shown above, clicks moved from 12 to 49. The first window is the new domain’s launch month, and most clicks come from searches Google does not disclose or from the business name.
The answer explicitly identifies the business. On its own this does not establish a citation to the business website.
The answer links to the business website as a source. A source citation is not the same as a recommendation.
The completed answer does not name the business. This describes the observed sample, not every possible question.
A blocked or incomplete check stays unknown. It is never reported as a failure or as a negative result.
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