I fix Shopify product listings so AI shopping assistants pick them.
Shoppers now ask ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Shopify’s Shop app what to buy, and get a handful of products back. Shopify puts your products in the catalog those assistants search, then stops. I find what each of your listings is missing, fix it with your approval, and check every week whether it worked.
Free store check
I run the searches a shopper would ask, through the same catalog search the AI assistants use, and send you where your store lands, which competitors rank above you, and what I would fix first. No access to your store needed.
You get the check by email within two business days. I keep the address for the reply and nothing else.
Three steps, on your best-selling products
Not your whole catalog. The three to five products that sell, or should. Each step is measured, and you see the numbers.
Check
I run the exact searches a shopper would ask, through the same catalog search the AI assistants call. You see where your store lands on each one, which competitors rank above you, and how many reviews they carry.
Fix
For each product, what is missing and the exact new wording: a title that says what the product is, a description with concrete facts and numbers, the photo shots that are absent, alt text, the fields Google reads. You approve every change before it goes in.
Grow
Reviews are the signal AI assistants weigh most, and no listing edit can replace them. Review requests switched on, replies written, the welcome and abandoned checkout emails live, a product video. A weekly report shows what moved.
What Shopify’s own tools and SEO agencies do not do
Shopify’s Sidekick will edit a listing if you tell it what to write. An SEO agency works on Google’s list of links. Neither one starts from what shoppers ask an AI assistant, and neither one says which of your products is losing or why.
| Shopify’s Sidekick | An SEO agency | ShopReveal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs the searches shoppers actually ask and shows where you land | One search at a time in the admin, no history | Google rankings, not the catalog AI assistants search | Every week, with the competitors above you and their review counts |
| Says which product is weak, and writes the fix | Edits what you tell it to edit | Keywords, written for Google | Per product: facts, numbers, photos, alt text, approved by you |
| Works on reviews | No | Rarely | Switched on, replied to, and counted |
| Checks whether it worked | No | A monthly Google report | Every Monday, start against now |
| Leaves you able to do it yourself | You already have it | No | Every fix comes with the instruction, so you can paste it into Sidekick yourself next time |
Checked in my own Shopify admin, October 2026: Sidekick does not write listings from shopper searches, does not monitor AI search results, and does not say which competitors rank above a product. Those gaps are what ShopReveal does.
Ninety seconds of setup, and a promise you can check
You add me as staff in your Shopify admin with one permission. I set up the connection inside your store. You never see a secret, and you can remove me in one click.
What I can see
Product names, descriptions, photos, prices and your unpublished drafts. The things your customers already see, plus the drafts.
What I cannot see
Your orders, your customers, your revenue, your banking. Not hidden from me. Unable to load at all, because the connection never asks for them. Shopify shows you the four permissions before you approve, and you can revoke them any time.
read_productswrite_productswrite_filesread_contentEvery change is checked first, and reversible
- Nothing is written without your approval, and a confirmation that names your store.
- Right before each change, I read the live value again. If it changed since the review, I skip it rather than overwrite it.
- What the field said before is saved before the change is made. One click puts it back.
- Only active products are touched. Drafts and archived products are never written to.
- You get a written record of every change: what it said, what it says now, and why.
What I found on my own store first
I built ShopReveal for MinkeeBlue, my own bag company on Shopify, before offering it to anyone else. Every number below says what it was measured over. Counted means it came from Shopify’s data, not from an estimate.
Google could not read my product data. A theme setting wrote the barcode as a number with a leading zero, which is invalid in the format Google reads, so the product information block failed on every active product page. One line in the theme fixed it.
Counted Every active product page was read and checked.
Shopper searches moved into the top 10 the same day the titles and descriptions were rewritten in shoppers’ words. Four of sixteen now show the store.
Counted Shopify’s catalog search, the one AI assistants call, October 2026.
The listing audit score across five active products, after 16 approved changes. Shopify does not publish its own score, so this one is mine, built from the signals Shopify documents.
Counted Eight signals, five products, the math stated in the report.
The honest part: the twelve searches that did not move are held by stores with hundreds to thousands of reviews. Rewritten text did not take those, and was never going to. That is why reviews are step three, and why I never promise a position.
Sherrill Mosee
I started MinkeeBlue, a bag company for women who were tired of carrying three bags to work, and I sell on Shopify myself. When shoppers started asking AI assistants what to buy, I wanted to know whether my products came up. Shopify could tell me I was listed. Nobody could tell me why I was not being picked.
So I built the tool that answers that, ran it on my own store first, and fixed what it found. ShopReveal is that tool, with me running it for you.
I also teach AI to beginners at Forest Park AI, in everyday language, which is how I write every report: what is wrong, what to do, and whether it worked. No jargon, no score you have to take on trust.
If you want to see the check before you decide anything, start with the free one. It needs nothing from you but your store’s address.
Get my free store checkAI Bootcamp for Shopify Sellers
For a business development center, chamber, incubator or any organization with ten Shopify sellers to bring at once. Six weeks, one 90-minute session a week, every seller working on their own three to five best products with the tools they already have. They leave with the listings rebuilt, reviews switched on, and the habit of doing it themselves.
- BeforeSet up: staff access, Judge.me installed, three free accounts, a sales screenshot, the starting survey.
- Week 1Your starting point. Ten searches in a shopper’s words; the first weekly report.
- Week 2Titles and descriptions, pasted into Sidekick from the report. Review requests switched on.
- Week 3Product photos: the seven shots a listing needs, and the free tool that makes each one.
- Week 4One product video in Google Vids, one video for social on a phone.
- Week 5Reviews and email: replying, and the welcome and abandoned checkout emails in Shopify Email.
- Week 6Two weeks of social posts scheduled, and the before-and-after: start against now, plus the closing survey.
- 30 and 60 daysCheck-ins: searches held or gained, new reviews, and the owner’s own sales against the months before.
for ten sellers, starting January 2027. $250 a seller.
What it covers
- Six live sessions and optional office hours
- A weekly search check and Monday report for each store, through the 60-day check-in
- A dashboard for every seller: this week’s to-do list, where they stand, every report
- Outcomes measured for the group and reported in your format: searches in the top 10, products completed, reviews, confidence with AI tools
Every tool the sellers use is free. Not included: a seller’s own Shopify plan, and done-for-you work, priced separately.
Ask about a cohort