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AI visibility for Ecommerce

Get your store and products named when shoppers ask AI what to buy.

What we do

AI visibility for ecommerce means your store shows up when a shopper asks an assistant which product to buy, where to get it and whether it is any good. Those answers lean on category pages, product details and reviews. If your catalogue is thin, duplicated or hard to crawl, a competitor gets named instead.

What we work on

  • Category and collection pages rewritten to answer the shopper's question in the opening lines.
  • Product schema, prices, availability and review markup checked on every template.
  • Duplicate variants, faceted URLs and broken redirects cleaned up so crawlers reach the pages that matter.
  • Buying guides and comparisons for the category prompts your buyers actually ask.
  • Separate .in and .com stores kept apart, with the right signals for each market.

What you get

A ranked fix list for your store, with the costliest gaps first. Changes go straight to Shopify or your CMS once you approve them, and a weekly report shows which category prompts cite you and how your product pages move in Search Console.

Proof

Inching India, an Indian D2C ethnic-wear brand, runs an India-only .in store and an international .com store, kept strictly apart. Their non-branded impressions rose 95% on a daily average and purchases were up 28%. Source: Search Console, 1 Sep to 14 Oct 2026 vs the prior period. We also work with Aplito, a baby products ecommerce store.

Questions

Common questions

Do you work on Shopify stores?

Yes. Once you approve a fix, we push it straight to your Shopify store, or to another CMS, or as a pull request if your site is custom-built.

We have thousands of products. Where do you start?

With templates and categories, not one product at a time. A fix to a product template or a collection page reaches every page that uses it, so those come first on the list.

Can you handle separate stores for India and international?

Yes. We keep each store's pages, signals and reporting separate, so work on the .com does not muddy the .in, and the other way round.

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