Send one product problem, clearly framed

I begin with the answer a shopper actually receives, then trace the product facts behind it. I separate name, type, price, availability, attributes, provenance, source, and selling route before I suggest any page change. The result is practical: what to clarify, where to put it, and which competing source needs watching.

I work with French online retailers, e-commerce stores, and product-led brands. The strongest fit is a catalogue where direct product pages compete with marketplace listings, comparison pages, press mentions, reviews, or bilingual shopper queries. I am especially useful when the product is good but the page signals are uneven.

Yes. I read French and English surfaces together because foreign-language shopper prompts can decide whether the brand is found, skipped, or replaced. I look for translation drift, missing attributes, weak category language, and cases where the English page makes a product sound more generic than it is.

I usually reply within two working days. If the case is clear, I may answer with the best audit format straight away. If it is too broad, I will narrow it to a product set, a shopper query group, or a page-level review.

Focused product visibility audits usually range from $2,400 to $9,500. Monitoring, correction support, and page-level review usually range from $1,200 to $4,500 per month, depending on the number of products, languages, and answer surfaces being observed. I give a rough range before asking for deeper material.

I do not write fake reviews, manipulate marketplace ratings, promise rankings, scrape private customer data, or turn product pages into mechanical keyword blocks. I also do not take vague “make us visible everywhere” briefs. The work needs a defined product, category, query pattern, or catalogue problem.

I can review marketplace evidence as part of the source picture, but I do not treat it as neutral distribution. A marketplace listing can become the source AI trusts more than the merchant’s own page. When that happens, I compare the signals and decide what the direct page must say more clearly.