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Google Rich Results Test vs MarketMuse

as AI assistants see them, week of 2026-10-12

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Google Rich Results Test and MarketMuse both land an overall score of 3 out of 100, and neither one gets named often: Google Rich Results Test shows up in 5 of 76 answers, MarketMuse in 6. Google Rich Results Test does best on "best free or low-cost SEO tools" (3 of 4 answers), while MarketMuse leads on "optimize blog posts so they rank," "software professionals actually use," and "top SEO tools in 2026" (2 of 4 answers each). Head-to-head, MarketMuse comes out ahead on 3 questions, Google Rich Results Test on 2, with 15 ties. Neither tool is ever named for keyword research or local Google Maps ranking questions.

Head to head

metricGoogle Rich Results TestMarketMuse
score22
questions won14

By assistant

Google Rich Results Test

assistantscorenamed in, this weekusual spot, this week
ChatGPT10% of answers
Claude45% of answers#9.0
Gemininot sampled this week
Perplexity10% of answers

MarketMuse

assistantscorenamed in, this weekusual spot, this week
ChatGPT20% of answers
Claude410% of answers#24.5
Gemininot sampled this week
Perplexity30% of answers

Where they differ

Only Google Rich Results Test gets named for

  • What are the best free or low-cost SEO tools?

Only MarketMuse gets named for

  • What are the best alternatives to Semrush?
  • What are the top SEO tools in 2026?
  • What are the best alternatives to SE Ranking?
  • Which SEO software do professionals actually use?

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