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Connect your store. Clione pulls the catalog and reads recent orders for attribution.
SEO, AEO, GEO. Acronyms change. Catalogs still need structured data machines can read. Clione gets it for products, categories and pages. Be found, loved and recommended by the top AI assistants.
Connect your store. Clione pulls the catalog and reads recent orders for attribution.
See what your store serves today for every product, category and page.
Tell Clione what the product is for and what makes it better.
One click writes the meta description, search keywords, JSON-LD graph and the reasoning behind them. In your brand's voice.
Refine a line in plain English, accept it, push. Nothing reaches the store without your OK.
Clione checks the live product page and reports what was rendered, signal by signal.
Powering tens of thousands of SKUs for these brands
Search, answer engine and generative engine optimization all ask the same of a catalog: structured data, content an engine can quote, and code that puts both on every page. On a big catalog that is months of careful, tedious work, and it never stays done.
Product, Offer, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList, filled from real catalog fields and kept valid while the catalog changes. Clione writes one graph per page and sets it beside your theme's markup instead of on top of it.
Theme code, app embeds, metafields, a Widget API. Clione publishes through each platform's own API when you press Push, and your theme is never edited.
Themes, apps and caches decide what a crawler actually receives. Clione re-reads your live pages, tells you when a signal goes missing, and links Search Console queries to each version.
Live-page checks →A PIM import overwrites a field, a product is renamed, a rewrite needs undoing. Clione flags each overwrite with the date and the fields, and keeps your last three versions a click from a restore.
Valid JSON-LD for every product, category and page, with FAQs and keywords in your catalog's language. You press Enrich, then Push. The syntax is our problem.
One organization for every store you run, roles per person, each client's coverage side by side, and reports in your logo and colors. And on its way, the MCP server, for moving tens of thousands of SKUs from your assistant.
How agencies run it across stores →Copy that sounds generated is worse than none. Clione learns how your brand speaks, and you choose how much control to take: one sheet for the whole store, the prompt itself, or a playground to test both.
Store instructions: tone, terminology and the claims to avoid, up to 10,000 characters. Type them, or generate them from your own brand documents.
Edit the prompt for products, categories, collections or pages, with a temperature slider and a dry run against a real entity that saves nothing.
Already in AI Training, next to the brand voice and the prompt controls.
The assistant composing that answer reads structured data first, because it is the only part of a page that says what a thing is rather than how it looks. To be a candidate, a product needs three things amplified together, and that work is what we call enrichment.
Seamless. No code. Synced in minutes.
Connect your store from the Clione dashboard, no code. Clione asks for catalog and content access, plus read-only access to orders for attribution, and keeps none of your shoppers' details.
One product, a batch, a category, or every product, category, collection and page in the store.
Enrich, read the diff, press Push. Clione writes through the platform's own API, and your theme stays as it is.
Based on actual results and feedback from our beta customers.
Ten minutes at most if you answer every question in the wizard. By hand, the same signals take about an hour per product.
Estimated savings, assuming an hour per product to research, write and paste. About six months of one person's time.
On 39 enriched BenroUSA pages over ten days in June 2026, while the whole site grew 8%. The nine that also got FAQs grew 25%. Measured by their agency, on one store.
For attribution, Clione keeps a read-only copy of recent orders: what was bought, when and for how much, with no name, email or address. No shopper data, stored in the EU.
That's how it feels to open YouTube or read your favorite blog. Every day there are thousands of new things to try. We separate the signal from the noise and give you the gist.
Changes
This month's changes in AI search that affect an online store, each one dated and checked at the official source that announced it.
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The Corpus
A year of reading the signals AI assistants use on tens of thousands of websites, in a 100-page report plus the dataset behind it.
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Comparison
Don't pick one. Put them in order: what each one wins, what it asks of your product pages, and how it's measured.
Read article →One careful email a month on structured data, AI search, and how assistants actually pick which products to cite.
Straight answers, including the ones with a caveat.
SEO gets a page ranked in search results. AEO, answer engine optimization, gets a product quoted in a direct answer, such as Google's AI Overviews. GEO, generative engine optimization, gets it named when ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity writes a response. All three lean on the same foundations, structured data and clear content, and that is what Clione writes for every product, category and page.
No. Clione connects with the platform's own sign-in and writes through its APIs. On BigCommerce the graph is rendered server-side by the Widget API; on Shopify the signals are stored in metafields and rendered by two app embeds you switch on from the dashboard in one click. Your theme's code is never edited. What changes for a merchant.
Google's spam policy is about low-effort content, not about how structured data was produced. Structured data describes something that already exists on the page, and it is validated against the same rules whatever wrote it. What does get penalized is markup that describes something the page does not show, which is why nothing is published here without a diff somebody approved.
Yes. Clione's Product node carries its own stable identifier and sits beside the one your theme already emits, instead of duplicating it or fighting it.
Yes, and that's the default. Every product, category and page shows a side-by-side diff of what your store serves now against what Clione drafted, and nothing reaches the storefront until you press Push. Enrichment never starts on its own either.
About 30 seconds to enrich a product with one click, and ten minutes at most if you answer every question in the wizard. A bulk run takes a batch, or the whole catalog, in one pass.
No rank tracking, no backlinks, no blog writing, no A/B testing, no ads, no image alt text, no Core Web Vitals work. And no rating Clione did not read from your store's own reviews: a product with no reviews carries none.
Clione syncs your catalog and content pages. For attribution it also keeps a read-only copy of the last 30 days of orders: what was bought, when and for how much, with no name, email, address or customer id, so no personal data about your shoppers enters the system. Primary storage is in Germany, and the model providers we call are named in the privacy policy.
Nothing during the beta. We are taking selected stores into this stage of the platform, in limited places, free of charge. Prices are published when the beta ends, in Q1 2027.
Book a demo and bring your catalog. We'll show you which of your products an AI can read, and which it can't.