Use cases/Ecommerce

Your products, in the answer. Not just on the shelf.

Buyers ask ChatGPT, Google and TikTok before they ever reach your store. The team makes sure your products are what they hear about, then follows the orders back to the work.

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Yasmin and 69 specialists

Before the basket, they ask

“Which linen shirt won't shrink?”

A buyer asks an AI engine, then searches the shirt. Here is who each one names today, before the team has touched a page.

  • ChatGPT
    1. 1Coastline
    2. 2Weft & Co.
    You: not named
  • PerplexityPerplexityPerplexity
    1. 1Coastline
    You: not named
  • GeminiGeminiGemini
    1. 1Coastline
    2. 2Linden
    You: #2
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsAI Overviews
    1. 1Weft & Co.
    2. 2Coastline
    You: not named
  • CopilotCopilotCopilot
    1. 1Coastline
    You: not named
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsGoogle search
    1. 1Coastline
    2. 2Weft & Co.
    3. 3Ravel
    You: #9

Illustrative · every brand named is invented

One chat with Yasmin. The whole team behind it.

You brief the CMO, or she spots it first. Specialists join the reply, do the work in your tools, and anything that goes out waits for your yes.

  1. 01You ask, or Yasmin spots itA brief in chat, or a signal she picks up herself
  2. 02The team worksSpecialists read your data and draft in your tools
  3. 03It asks before it shipsAnything public, priced or paid waits for your yes
  4. 04It measuresRe-checked against the goal you set
On this job: Mina, Omar, SofiaSample workspace · invented brand

Three moments you're losing today.

  1. Moment 0111 p.m.Today

    A buyer asks ChatGPT for a linen shirt. Three brands are named. You aren't.

  2. Moment 02MondayToday

    Ad spend runs on the products that sold last season.

  3. Moment 03Launch dayToday

    A new collection goes live with no copy, no pins, no posts.

5 specialists on Ecommerce. Each one reports to Yasmin.

Every one of them works in your own tools, and knows what to ask you before acting.

Ecommerce team · 1/5
Catalogue

Reads every product, review and return reason, and finds the facts buyers ask for that no page answers.

Works in
  • Shopify
  • Search Console
  • Meta
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • TikTok
Asks you first
Before a product title changes
Reports to
Yasmin · CMO

Every engine, every Monday. Read the way a buyer reads it.

Mina asks the questions your buyers ask on every AI engine and Google, and shows who gets named, in what order, and where you're missing.

  1. 01Your rival, marked in every answer
  2. 02Google and AI answers in one read
  3. 03The pages that would change it, listed
app.naridon.com/linden/placementsSample workspace · invented brand

Same question. After the pages exist.

Scroll, or drag the seam. Illustrative: the same Monday check once the size guide, care page and six product pages are live. A scenario, not a result.

app.naridon.com/linden/placementsSample workspace · invented brand
After the pages existToday

What it handles in a store.

Each one in the tool you already use, with its own sign-in.

  • 01Product pages

    Titles, copy, FAQs and schema that answers quote.

  • 02AI answers

    Whether ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews name you, and why not.

  • 03Ads

    Meta and Google ads built, tested and capped.

  • 04Social

    Reels, pins and carousels on a schedule.

From the first signal to next week's plan.

Next week, on one calendar. An owner on every slot.

Ask for the week and it lands as a calendar, each piece with the specialist who owns that channel. The bolt marks what waits for your yes.

  1. 01Content, SEO, social and ads in one view
  2. 02Saved to Work & goals
  3. 03Public or paid work is gated
app.naridon.com/linden/workSample workspace · invented brand

The plan opens beside the chat. Steps, owners, and the gates.

A bigger goal becomes a team plan: ordered steps, who runs each, what it waits for and what it delivers. Three experts review it before you see it.

  1. 01Every step has one owner
  2. 02Dependencies are explicit
  3. 03Publish and Spend steps ask first
app.naridon.com/linden/goalsSample workspace · invented brand

Where it stops. And asks you.

These come to you as cards like these. One tap to approve, one to hold.

  • Waits for your yesRule 01Prices and discounts

    Never changed without your yes.

  • Waits for your yesRule 02Spend above your cap

    Ads run inside the budget you set, never over it.

  • Waits for your yesRule 03Claims it can't back

    No 'best', no 'cheapest' unless your data says so.

  • Waits for your yesRule 04Anything it can't undo

    Warned first, every time.

Launch day, from your phone. Reels and ads, one yes.

Yasmin texts you what's ready for the drop, with a link to see it. Reply yes and the reels and ads go out on time.

  1. 01A text, not another dashboard
  2. 02Spend shown against your cap
  3. 03One yes for the whole launch
3Yasmin · Naridon
iMessage
Today 9:02 AM
Morning! The drop's Wednesday. Three reels and the Meta ads for the linen line are ready.
▶▶▶Approve: 3 reels + linen adsapp.naridon.com
Reply yes to approve both. Ads stay inside your $40 a day.
Yes, go
Sample · invented brand

Plugged into your store. From the catalogue to the checkout.

The team reads what sells and what buyers ask, then works in the store, the feeds and the channels where your buyers scroll.

Yasmin and the team
  1. 01 · Where you talk
    • SlackDrop-day approvals in #drops
    • GmailThe Monday orders report
  2. 02 · Where the numbers live
    • ShopifyOrders, products and reviews
    • Search ConsoleWhat buyers search for
    • AnalyticsWhich pages turn into orders
    • ZendeskWhat buyers ask before they buy
  3. 03 · Where it publishes
    • ShopifyProduct pages, guides, FAQs
    • InstagramReels and carousels
    • TikTokTry-ons and quick cuts
    • PinterestPins for every edit
    • MailchimpLaunch emails, approved first
  4. 04 · Where it spends
    • Meta AdsMoved weekly to what sells
    • Google ShoppingFeed titles and product ads
    • TikTok AdsSpark ads from posts that work

Concept · some connections are planned, shown as the team will use them

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SEO and GEO for online stores. Found before the basket.

Naridon is an AI marketing team for online stores on Shopify and WooCommerce. It does SEO, getting product and collection pages to rank on Google, and GEO, getting your products named when shoppers ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Google's AI Overviews what to buy. Each week it asks the engines your buyers' questions, finds which rival products they name, then fixes the product pages, guides and ads that decide it, with your approval.

What the team does · Ecommerce SEO and GEO
WorkFor search (SEO)For AI answers (GEO)WhoHow often
Product pagesTitles, copy and product schemaFacts an answer can quote: fabric, fit, careSofiaEvery new product
Size and care guidesRank for the “will it shrink” searchesThe page an answer citesSofiaPer collection
Collections and buying guidesRank for “best [product] under $X”Named in the shortlistFionaMonthly
Answer checksSearch Console and Shopping positionsChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI OverviewsMinaEvery week
Reels, pins and adsBrand searchesMentions the engines readLars and EmmaEvery drop

Key terms

GEO
Generative engine optimization: getting your products named in AI answers. Not geographic.
Product schema
Markup that tells engines a page's price, stock and reviews.
AI shopping answer
When ChatGPT or Google's AI suggests products, with links, instead of a list of stores.
Merchant feed
The product list you send Google and Meta for Shopping and ads.
Collection page
One page for a group of products: linen shirts, summer dresses.
ROAS
Return on ad spend: orders from ads divided by what the ads cost.

Ecommerce questions, answered.

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How do I get my products recommended by ChatGPT?

Give it facts to quote. AI engines name products whose pages answer the buyer's real question: size, fabric, care, price, who it suits. Naridon finds the questions, rewrites the pages and checks every week whether you're named.

Does it work with Shopify and WooCommerce?

Yes. It reads your catalogue, orders and reviews, and edits product pages in your store. Prices and discounts are never changed without your yes.

What is GEO for ecommerce?

Generative engine optimization for stores means getting your products named when shoppers ask an AI engine what to buy. It works through product pages, guides and reviews the engines can read and trust.

Will it run my ads?

If you connect them. It builds Meta and Google ads, moves spend toward what sold this week and never goes over the cap you set. New spend waits for your approval.

Can it write all my product descriptions?

Yes, in your tone, from your own product data. It won't invent claims like “best” or “cheapest” unless your data backs them.

What needs my approval?

Anything that goes out: pages, posts, reels, ads and replies. Approve in the app, by email, in Slack or by text.

How soon will products show up in AI answers?

Pages can change in the first week. The engines take weeks to read them again, and nobody can honestly promise a mention. The weekly check shows what changed.

How much does it cost?

Starter is $1,049 a month, Growth $1,799 and Enterprise $5,099, each set up with you on a call with the founders. Every plan gets the whole team; plans differ in monthly credits (12,000 / 36,000 / 120,000).

Meet the whole team.

SEO, AI answers, content, social and ads. One chat, seventy specialists, inside the limits you set.

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