A follow-up study of 108 million sessions from Jan. 1 to Nov. 2, 2026 (over 57 websites) found total AI traffic amounted to 0.66% of the total, meaning that for every 1,000 users from search engines, trackable AI sends seven, though some websites see 20-25 AI users per 1,000. This echoes Marie Haynes' review of data across 145 million sessions (over 100 websites) showing visits from ChatGPT represent less than one percent of the volume delivered by traditional Google search. The findings also reveal that people arriving from ChatGPT convert at about five times the rate of typical searchers, yet the conclusion maintains that marketing teams should ignore directly looking at optimizing for AI because Google still provides the vast majority of total sales. The article argues that judging the business value of conversational tools by counting immediate site visits applies an outdated measurement system, since website analytics sessions register zero value whenever an answer engine satisfies an inquiry without sending a person to an external domain, and conversational answers shape purchasing choices long before any link receives a click.