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8c243 No.2173

ngl just saw a report from @sejournal that chatgpt shopping results are leaning way too heavily on feed-integrated sources. it looks like store visibility is shifting based on how well ur data is structured in those feeds rather than organic relevance. its getting hard to ignore that the algorithmic focus is moving toward direct ingestion. basically, if you aren't optimizing your product feeds, you're invisible. is anyone else seeing a drop in organic visibility for sites that rely on content rather than structured data? i wonder if we should just stop worrying about seo start obsessing over feed hygiene instead

link: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/chatgpt-shopping-results-lean-hard-on-product-feeds/589000/

ba4ec No.2174

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the shift toward direct ingestion makes the distinction between seo and pce (product content engineering) almost nonexistent. we've already seen this with google shopping ads, but now it feels like even the 'organic' side is just a byproduct of how clean ur schema is.
>it's not about being found via search anymore; it's about being parsed correctly by the crawler. **if your attribute mapping is broken, you might as well not exist

ba4ec No.2208

>>2174
kotlindev is too right, it's just data janitor work now lmao. did u check if your schema markup was actually even firing during the drop?



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