MD Harunur Rashid
WooCommerce AI Product Advisor: Improve Product Listings Without Generic AI Copy
Managing an expanding WooCommerce catalogue creates a recurring content problem. Some products have incomplete descriptions. Others use inconsistent titles, duplicate wording, vague categories, missing tags or poorly explained variations. Product information may have been written by different team members over several years, making the catalogue difficult to manage and inconsistent for customers. Improving hundreds or … Read more
Content API for Shopping Shutdown: WooCommerce Migration to Google Merchant API
Google is shutting down the Content API for Shopping. After years of powering product uploads, inventory updates, Merchant Center account management and ecommerce reporting, the legacy API will stop working on August 18, 2026. Google has designated Merchant API as its official successor. For WooCommerce store owners, the required action depends on how product data … Read more
Google Search Console Platform Properties: Measure Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube Visibility
Social media content is no longer limited to social media platforms. Instagram posts, TikTok videos, YouTube videos and X posts can appear in Google Search results. Some may also receive visibility through Google Discover or Google News. However, measuring that visibility has historically been difficult because creators did not control the domains hosting their social … Read more
Agentic Commerce and UCP for WooCommerce: How to Prepare Your Store for AI Shopping Agents
Online shopping is beginning to move beyond search boxes, category pages and traditional checkout journeys. Instead of visiting several websites manually, a customer may ask an AI assistant: Find me a waterproof hiking jacket under $150 that is available in medium, can arrive before Friday and has free returns. An AI shopping agent may then … Read more
Multimodal SEO for AI Search: How to Optimize Images, Videos, Charts and Visual Evidence
Search is no longer limited to a person typing a text query and receiving a list of blue links. Users can now search by typing, speaking, uploading an image, taking a photograph, watching a video, exploring a chart, using Google Lens, or combining text and visual input in the same search journey. Google AI Mode, … Read more
Search Console Query Groups for Content Strategy: Find Topic Clusters, Search Intent and Content Gaps
Google Search Console can show hundreds or thousands of search queries connected with a website. However, individual query lists can become difficult to interpret because people often express the same need in many different ways. For example, users searching for information about Technical SEO may type: Technical SEO checklist WordPress Technical SEO checklist Technical SEO … Read more
Branded vs Non-Branded SEO in Search Console
A website can receive thousands of clicks from Google Search without necessarily attracting thousands of new prospective customers. Some users search for a company, consultant, product or website they already know. Other users search for a general problem, service, product category or informational topic without having a specific brand in mind. These two groups represent … Read more
Google Preferred Sources and AI Search Visibility
Google Search is becoming increasingly personalised, AI-driven and source-focused. Users are no longer limited to receiving the same general list of publishers for every search. Through Google Preferred Sources, people can select the websites, publishers, creators and specialist sources they value most. Once a website is selected as a preferred source, Google may show its … Read more
llms.txt for WordPress: Does It Really Help AI SEO?
The growth of ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot and AI agents has encouraged website owners to look for new ways to make their content easier for artificial intelligence systems to discover and understand. One proposed solution is a file called llms.txt. Supporters describe llms.txt as a machine-readable guide that can … Read more
AI Crawler Control for WordPress
AI platforms now use several types of automated crawlers and user-triggered fetchers to discover, index, retrieve and potentially use publicly available website content. For WordPress website owners, this creates an important strategic question: Should AI crawlers be allowed to access the entire website, partially restricted, completely blocked or managed differently depending on what each bot … Read more