Miallies
For the nights when you still have enough functioning brain cells to fix a few things yourself. Pick the shelf that matches what is making the most noise.
start here if you still have some battery
No 40-page strategy coffin. Just practical prompts, guides, and small operational repairs for the bits that are still fixable without turning it into a whole thing.
start here by problem
This section is for the capable-but-tired version of you. Pick the problem that is making the most noise, try one guide, and if the same issue keeps coming back, that is your sign to stop DIY-ing and let the audit name the bigger mess.
for the nights you still have some battery
13 pieces for the spiral
Google + AI — whether search engines and AI can actually read and quote your store.
Split www behaviour, ghost products, broken collections — the quiet inconsistencies that confuse customers. A fast QA pass, plus the technical hygiene checks.
Read the guideYour site looks fine to you. To an AI it can be a completely empty room. Here's how to tell, and why it's not your fault.
Read the guideOne line in a file you've never opened can make you invisible to AI search. It's usually there by accident. Here's how to find it.
Read the guideThe difference between 'I have product data' and 'my product data actually works' is two fields most stores are missing.
Read the guideAI answer engines lift from clear structure and concrete facts — not vibes and not walls of text. Here's how to rewrite a product page so it gets picked.
Read the guideYour page title and meta description are the ad Google runs for you, for free. Most stores leave them blank or identical on every page.
Read the guideWhen customers keep asking, keep getting lost, or keep emailing.
If customers keep asking the same thing, your site is telling you something. Usually it's one of three things — here's how to find which.
Read the guideMost FAQs are written like they're legally required to avoid helping anyone. Here's how to fix one so it stops generating emails.
Read the guideYour support inbox is free operational consulting. Most people never read it that way. This prompt does.
Read the guideA 5-minute check for whether your obvious 'Shop' path lands on real buyable products or an empty room.
Read the guideFor when the business feels haunted and you can't tell which part is doing it.
You don't have an AI-model problem. You have a 'where even is our shipping policy' problem. Here's the calm version.
Read the guideSometimes it isn't workload — it's invisible operational drag. This surfaces which part is doing the haunting.
Read the guideThe domains, automations, integrations and moving parts everyone assumes someone else is watching. This finds the ones that belong to nobody.
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