A product page answers people who already know what they want. Many don't yet: they search for "which one should I get", "this or that", "how do I use it". This agent publishes the guide that answers that search on your blog every day, with real products from your shop, and ends it with a button to the one it recommends.
"How to choose…" compares four or five products from one category of your catalogue, with a photo of each, explains what to look at before buying and recommends the high-end pick and the best-value one.
Head-to-head comparisons
"This or that" puts two products for the same need side by side and makes clear who each one is for.
Usage guides
"How to use" or "how to care for" one specific product, with one or two alternatives from your shop.
A button to your product page
Every guide ends with a button to the recommended product's page, and links to the pages of the products it compares and to their category.
Where the facts come from
Every technical fact in a guide comes from your own shop's product pages, read at that moment: sizes, materials, capacities, compatibility. It only uses products that exist in your catalogue and are in stock when it writes. It searches the web only for the context a product page does not give, such as which criteria matter when choosing or which mistakes are common, and never to state a feature of a specific product.
It writes no prices or stock levels. Your catalogue updates them several times a day and an article would leave them out of date within hours, so it compares in relative terms ("the cheapest of the three") and lets the linked product page show the real price.
How it works
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One guide a day. It picks a category with enough products that your blog has not covered, writes the guide and publishes it straight away. If one doesn't convince you, you edit it or take it down from your panel.
No repeats. A product that already headlines a guide never headlines another, and it does not publish on a topic your blog already covers. If on a given day nothing deserves a full guide, it does not publish.
What's included and what's not
Included: one guide a day of 1,500 to 3,000 words with a quick verdict for readers in a hurry (the high-end pick and the best-value pick), a comparison with a photo of each product and its best points and caveats, a summary of what buyers say (no scores, flagged as third-party opinions), care tips and accessories from your catalogue when there are any, how the products were chosen, FAQs prepared for Google's rich results, the sources consulted, a buy button under each product with its current price (or "Out of stock · see alternatives" when it stops being available), links that only ever lead to your shop, never to the brand or other shops, and the guide linked from the product and category pages of the products it compares.
Requires an online shop with a synced catalogue. Without one, the agent has no products to write about and publishes nothing.
Not included: AI model consumption (BYOK, paid directly to your provider). It does not rewrite your product pages either: that is the Product Sheet Writer. Articles about your sector that are not built around a product are the Content Gap Hunter.
$14.99/month or $149.99/year. No lock-in, cancel anytime.