E-commerce SEO · Agentic commerce · Data
Search, shopping and AI agents all read your site as structured data.
I'm Brandon Lazovic, an e-commerce SEO consultant and data engineer. I write about how product feeds, crawlers and AI models decide what gets found and bought. Every piece measures something on a real site instead of describing how it is supposed to work.
Where to start
The writing runs in four threads, in this order.
Crawl, Index, Rank comes first because the other three assume you already have it. To build from the ground up, start at the top. To skip ahead, jump to whichever thread names your problem.
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Crawl, Index, Rank
Three stages, in that order: a crawler fetches the page, an index stores it, a ranking system picks it. Most ranking problems are really crawl or index problems, and both are measurable on your own site.
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How Machines Read the Web
Agents and crawlers read structure, not pixels. Semantic HTML, server-rendered schema, and embeddable item data decide what gets understood and surfaced.
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The Feed Is the Storefront
The structured product feed is no longer a Shopping input; it is the surface AI rebuilds commerce around. Control is completeness, accuracy, and representation.
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The Model Is the Dependency
Every model you build on is a dependency you do not control. It carries its own behavior, spends your context, and runs on the credentials you hand it.
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Short, dated notes on what moved in AI search and e-commerce, each one sourced to a first-party announcement.
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