Rewrite the thin product pages. Publish on approval.
Every client catalogue has pages that say nothing a shopper or a search engine can use. The agent finds them from traffic and search data, rewrites title, description, tags and SEO meta, and lands the change in your inbox as a draft — you approve what goes live, per store.
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1,140 impressions for “linen duvet cover king” last 28 days, 0.9% CTR, 41-word description. Proposed title, description and meta attached; lands as draft.
Written once at launch, never touched again — in every catalogue.
Nobody at the agency has time to re-read five hundred product pages per client. So the pages that were thin on day one stay thin, while demand and search terms move on without them.
One-line descriptions
Descriptions that say nothing a shopper — or a search engine — can use to choose this product over the next one. They don't convert and they don't rank.
Missing the terms people search
Titles and meta that don't contain what people actually type. Search Console shows the impressions; the page never earns the click.
Hundreds of pages per client
Multiply by the number of stores you run and the rewrite never gets scheduled. The catalogue ages quietly, and the client sees it in the traffic line.
One rewrite rule per store. Draft by default.
Each client gets their own rule for what counts as thin and their own voice. The agent proposes the rewrite; the policy decides whether it lands as a draft for sign-off or publishes on autopilot — per store.
- Scoped to one store — Northwind's tone guide never leaks into a Bluefin page.
- Conditions from real data: word count from the catalogue, impressions and CTR from Search Console, conversion from GA4.
- Agent step for the writing: title, description, tags, product type, handle, SEO meta. Asks you per page, or autopilot with draft status.
- Batched per run and capped — ten pages a week per client, not the whole catalogue at once.
Policy: deterministic or agent.
The schedule wakes it
A weekly run per store, or a product-update webhook when a new page is created thin. The policy for that client runs with fresh Search Console and GA4 data.
Deterministic first
Conditions pick the pages: thin body, real impressions, poor CTR or conversion. Nothing is rewritten that the data doesn't flag, and the batch is capped per run.
Rewrite, with sign-off
The Page Writer agent reads the product, the search terms it's showing for and the client's tone guide, then proposes the exact fields to change. Draft by default; you approve what goes live.
Every rewrite on record
Which page, which store, what changed, who approved. It watches traffic and conversion on the pages it touched, so the next batch is picked from what actually moved.
Typed catalogue actions — not a content bot with write access.
You approve “update product 0189f4c2 — title, meta, tags, as draft”, never “let the AI edit the catalogue”. Reads are free. Publishing live asks by default; draft status is the autopilot-safe choice.
- toolRewrite product titles and descriptions
- toolUpdate SEO meta title and description
- toolRefine tags, product type and URL handle
- toolSave as draft for review, or publish live on approval
- toolPick pages from Search Console impressions, CTR and GA4 conversion
- toolReport per client which rewrites moved traffic
Put every client's catalogue on a rewrite schedule.
Connect the first store, attach the thin-pages policy, approve the first batch of drafts. Free for one store; agency plans from the second.
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