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Why AI assistants get your price wrong (and how to make it quotable)
Price is the fact shoppers ask about most and merchants let drift most. One canonical number per variant, stated plainly and kept consistent, is what earns the citation.
Read articleGEO vs SEO: what actually changes when an AI answers instead of a search engine?
SEO competes for a position in a list; GEO competes to be quoted inside a single answer. The unit of competition, the reward signal, and how to prioritize the switch.
Read articleWhy do shoppers hesitate at checkout, and how do AI assistants decide who to trust?
Checkout is the least indexable part of a store and the place citations decide purchases. The five trust signals assistants quote, and how to structure them.
Read articleWhy do assistants quote some return policies and ignore yours? The terms layer of AI shopping
Return and warranty terms are the least glamorous pages on your site and among the most quoted. If an assistant cannot find your exact conditions, it answers with a competitor's.
Read articleWhat does a shopper's budget owner need? The AI citation gap between wanting and buying
Assistants increasingly answer a second, invisible reader - the person who controls the money. Pages written only for the shopper go quiet exactly when the decision gets made.
Read articleWhich AI citation fixes come first? Ranking gaps by impact instead of length
An audit gives you twenty gaps. Ranking them by the questions shoppers actually ask, the citability of the page, and the blast radius of the fix is what changes answers instead of just tidying pages.
Read articleDoes your product page answer the “what else do I need” question AI assistants ask?
Assistants close loops: after describing a product they ask what else the shopper needs. Pages that state box contents, exclusions, compatibility ranges and consumables as plain text win that follow-up citation.
Read articleDo internal links from your buying guides decide which page AI assistants cite?
When several pages on your site could answer the same question, assistants need a tiebreak. Contextual internal links from buying guides to product pages are one of the strongest ones - and stale links are the most common way sites leak citations.
Read articleWhen your structured data drifts from the page, which version do AI assistants quote?
Schema drift is the gap between what your JSON-LD claims and what the page visibly says. In a late-2026 citation sample the visible page won far more often than merchants expected — and the mismatch itself was the real problem.
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