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What does the CommerceClarity blog cover?

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Retail catalog operations and the agents that run them: product attributes and taxonomy, channel and marketplace rules, catalog compliance, on-site search, SEO and generative engine optimization, and agentic commerce.

Question 2

Who writes it?

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The people who do the work: Retail Engineers, product and go-to-market at CommerceClarity. Every article carries a named author with their own page, so you can see what else they wrote.

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Are the claims sourced?

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The CommerceClarity blog

Site search best practices for better product discovery

Better site search

Site search best practices for better product discovery

User-facing evals

Hitchhiker's guide to the user-facing AI evals galaxy. Or why a Quality Score number is not enough.

Four words, two jobs

GEO vs SEO vs AEO: what changes for retailers?

The feed fields

ChatGPT product feed: nine required fields, and the optional ones that decide what gets surfaced

The agent score

Your ecommerce has an AI agent score.

The catalog constraint

Claude Commerce Agents: the agent got easy to build. The catalog decides what it can enforce.

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