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Tracking "In stores nearby" local organic shopping results at scale with Productrise
Your store location impacts organic shopping visibility more than you think. Learn how the "In stores nearby" carousel and "Nearby" product flags work, and how to track local organic shopping results at city level in Productrise.
Why organic product listings will always have a place on Google's SERPs
Google is experimenting with placing paid ads above organic product listings in its carousels. Here's why that matters, and why organic product listings will always hold their ground.
'Found by Google' in Merchant Center: why you shouldn't rely on 'Feedless' for organic shopping
Google's "Found by Google" feature in Merchant Center lets you add products without a feed, but it comes with real risks: unwanted product types, disapprovals, and loss of control over your data. Here's what to know before opting in.
Seller Diversity in Organic Shopping: How Walmart Uses 1,100+ Seller Names to Dominate Google's Product Carousels
A study of 1M+ product listings reveals how Walmart sidesteps Google's diversity filters through a unique multiseller strategy, and what it means for every other retailer competing for the same shelf space.
How to report organic shopping progress to your clients (step by step framework)
A practical reporting framework for agencies and marketers managing organic shopping optimization. Learn how to show clients meaningful progress at every stage, from feed verification and share of voice through to impressions and revenue.
How many competitors are selling your products too? Now you can find out!
When multiple sellers carry the same product, your ability to influence Google's rankings through feed optimization is diluted. Productrise now tracks seller overlap so you know exactly where your optimization efforts will have the most impact.
What words do top-ranking products use in their titles? Now you can find out.
The new Product Title Insights report shows you the most frequently used words in top-ranking product titles for your tracked keywords, mapped against position scores so you can spot gaps and optimize with confidence.
Why your product feed is an SEO asset (and not just for advertising)
Most e-commerce businesses treat their product feed as advertising infrastructure. That's a missed opportunity. Your product feed is one of the most important SEO assets you have, and the businesses winning at organic product search are already treating it that way.
Exploring competitive data by connecting Merchant API with Productrise
The Merchant API holds competitive data most sellers have never seen. Productrise turns it into a competitive landscape showing who is winning organically, who is paying for visibility, and where the real opportunities are.