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Showing up on Google

Help the right people find your shop.

When someone types a product into Google, the shops near the top get the clicks. Tasmin quietly improves the wording behind your pages so Google understands them and shows them to the right people — no technical knowledge needed; blanks are filled automatically once you switch it on, and any change to wording you already have waits for your review — every change logged and reversible.

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What Google shows

The words Google shows for you.

Behind every product and collection page sits a short title and a one-line summary — the little block of text Google shows when your page comes up in a search. Most shops leave it as the bare product name, or blank. Tasmin rewrites it into something a shopper actually wants to click, in your voice — automatically once you switch it on, every change logged and reversible.

  • It’s the first thing a shopper reads. Before anyone reaches your page, they see this title and summary in Google. A clear, inviting line is the difference between a glance and a click.
  • Most pages have it wrong — or empty. Left to themselves, shops end up with “Mug 01” or nothing at all. Tasmin spots the bare ones and drafts a proper line for each.
  • Clearer to Google means the right shoppers. Better wording helps Google understand what the page is, so it’s more likely to show it to people who actually want it. Where you land is always up to Google.
In your voice

Tasmin learns how you describe things from your own shop, so the summary reads like you wrote it — warm, not robotic. Switch it on and Tasmin keeps this wording tuned automatically — every change is logged, and you can edit or undo any of it any time.

The facts, tidied

So Google knows what you sell.

Google can show more than a blue link — a price, a little “in stock” line, a row of stars. But only when it understands the page. Tasmin spells out the plain facts about each product in the quiet format Google reads, so it’s no longer guessing — and keeps those same products feeding into Google Shopping, too. There’s no code for you to touch.

For every product, Tasmin lays out the simple things Google looks for:

  • The price So the right number can appear in the result, not a vague “from” or nothing at all.
  • What it’s made of Linen, ceramic, solid oak — the details that tell Google exactly what kind of thing this is.
  • In stock or not A clear yes-or-no, kept in step with your shop, so a sold-out piece doesn’t draw a let-down click.
  • Your reviews The star rating real customers have left — so the little stars can show up beside your result.

Google guessing vs. Google knowing. Tasmin keeps these tidy facts up to date automatically once you switch it on — every change is logged, and you can edit or undo any of it any time. Whether Google shows the extras, and where you land, is up to Google.

Your photos, found too

Every photo gets a few honest words.

A photo says nothing to Google, or to someone who can’t see it — unless it’s described in words. So for each product picture, Tasmin writes a short, clear description from the product’s title and details — automatically, once you switch it on. It’s all logged, so you can read, tweak or undo any of it any time. Two quiet wins from one small thing. Where you land in any search is always up to Google — this just gives the right shopper a better chance of finding you.

  • A real description for anyone who can’t see it

    Plenty of people browse with a screen reader — software that reads a page aloud. With no words behind a photo, all they hear is “image”. Tasmin’s description means they hear a real description — “oat-glaze stoneware coffee mug, handmade” — instead of just “image”, so your shop is warm and welcoming to everyone.

  • A chance to turn up when people search by picture

    Shoppers often search Google by image, not just by words. Google can only show your photo if it understands what’s in it — and the written description is how it understands. So your products get a fair shot at appearing for the right people, instead of staying hidden.

So close to page one

A gentle nudge onto page one.

Some of your pages are sitting just out of sight — the bottom of page two on Google, where almost nobody looks, but only a nudge away from the front page. Tasmin finds those near-misses and gives them a hand: tidier wording, a few helpful links from your other pages, a clearer shape. Then it keeps your Google rankings up to date — so you can actually watch a page climb. It improves the page’s chances of reaching the right shoppers. Where you land is always Google’s call.

  • It spots the near-misses Tasmin notices the pages hovering just below the front page of Google — the ones a real shopper would love if only they could see them. Those are the pages where a little effort goes furthest.
  • It gives them a helping hand A clearer headline and summary, the phrase people actually search woven in more naturally, and a few links from your other pages pointing the way. Small, honest tidying — never tricks.
  • You can watch it move Tasmin keeps a quiet record of where each page shows up on Google and checks back over the weeks — so you can see a page edge up from page two toward page one, in plain numbers.
Logged

Switch it on and Tasmin keeps these pages tuned for you — every change is logged, and you can edit or undo any of it any time. Your customer-facing content always waits for your yes.

A fair promise, not a guarantee: this gives a near-miss page its best shot at being found by the right people. It can’t make Google rank you #1, and we’d never pretend otherwise.

The new way people search

Ready for the new way people search.

More and more shoppers don’t type into a search box any more — they ask an AI assistant a question and read the answer it writes back. The good news: the same clear, well-described pages that help Google understand your shop help these AI answers understand it too. Tasmin keeps that hidden wording clear and well-structured, so you’re ready for how search is changing — tuned automatically once you switch it on, every change logged and reversible.

  • Search is changing — and you’re ready. When someone asks an assistant instead of searching, it reads the same plain wording behind your pages to work out what you sell and who it’s for.
  • One clear page, two ways to be found. The hidden title and summary Google shows, and the tidy structure underneath, both help an AI answer understand your shop — so you don’t have to do this twice.
  • Honest about the limits. This makes it more likely your shop is understood and mentioned for the right questions. Nobody can promise an AI will cite you — where you land is up to the assistant.
  • Tuned automatically, fully reversible. Switch it on and Tasmin keeps the wording that makes your pages clear up to date — every change is logged, and you can edit or undo any of it any time. Your customer-facing content always waits for your yes.
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Do no harm

It never overwrites your words without asking.

This is the promise underneath the automation. When a field is empty — a missing page summary, a photo with no description — Tasmin fills it in and logs it. But the moment it wants to change wording you already wrote, it stops and asks. That change waits in a review list: you see the before and after side by side, then keep it, tweak it, or turn it down — one item at a time. Nothing you’ve written reaches Google until you’ve said so.

  • Blanks — filled for you Empty summaries and missing photo descriptions get written in automatically. Filling a blank can’t undo any of your work, so there’s nothing to approve.
  • Rewrites — held for your yes Any change to wording that’s already there is queued for you to approve, edit or reject — item by item, with the before and after in plain sight. Nothing is applied behind your back.
  • Your latest edit always wins If you’ve touched a page yourself since Tasmin lined up a change, it steps back and keeps your version. A stale suggestion can never paint over something you just wrote.

Everything Tasmin does is logged in a tidy list and can be undone in a click — and your customer-facing content, your posts and emails, always waits for your yes too. Switching the automation on is never a leap of faith.

All in one place

Your Google visibility, in the app you already use.

The work of helping Google understand your pages doesn’t need a separate tool bolted onto your shop. Tasmin tidies the hidden wording behind your pages — the title and summary Google shows, the descriptions on your photos — inside the one app you already use for email, social and blog. From €29 a month — tuned automatically once you switch it on, every change logged and reversible.

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Connect your store

Link your Shopify shop. Tasmin reads through your products and pages so it understands what you sell and how you talk about it — nothing to copy across by hand.

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See what to fix

Tasmin looks over every page and lines up the suggested wording fixes — pages with no summary for Google, flat titles, photos with nothing describing them. You see the whole list before anything moves.

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Switch it on

Turn the tuning on and Tasmin handles it from there — every change logged in a tidy list you can read, tweak or undo any time. Once you’re happy it’s handling things, switch the old SEO app off.

A real move — switch it on and Tasmin keeps your pages tuned automatically, with every change logged and reversible; your customer-facing content always waits for your yes. Pricing shown is the plan you’d pay here, not a refund of what you spend elsewhere. Tasmin makes your pages clearer to Google so the right shoppers are more likely to find them — where you land is up to Google, and we don’t promise a position.

Explore more

One app, every surface.

Blog Articles that pull people in Helpful posts written in your voice — another way for shoppers to find you on Google. Explore → Product builder Listings, written for you Upload a photo and Tasmin drafts the whole listing — clear from the very first day. Explore → Intelligence Know what’s working A weekly briefing on where you’re showing up and what to do next. Explore →

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. There’s no code to touch and no jargon to learn. Tasmin handles the behind-the-scenes wording — the hidden bit of text Google reads to understand each page — and shows you each suggestion in plain English for a yes or no.

Will this guarantee I rank number one or get more sales?

No — and be wary of anyone who promises that. What Tasmin actually does is make your pages clearer to Google, so the right shoppers are more likely to find you. Where you land is up to Google, but clearer pages give you a fairer shot.

What exactly does Tasmin change?

The wording behind your pages: the short title and summary Google shows in search results, tidy details like price and stock so Google understands your products, and a written description for each photo. It improves what’s there — it doesn’t touch your prices or your products.

Do I approve the changes, or does it just happen?

You’re always in control. When Tasmin fills something that was blank — a missing summary, an empty photo description — it applies that on its own and logs it. But when it wants to change wording you already have, it doesn’t just overwrite you: it queues that change in a review list for you to approve, reject, or tweak — item by item — before anything goes live. Customer-facing content — posts, emails — always waits for your yes too. And nothing is ever locked in: every change is logged and reversible.

How long until I see a difference?

Be patient — this is a slow, steady thing, not an overnight switch. Google takes a little while to notice tidied-up pages, and then to decide where to show them. Tasmin re-reads your Google data each week, so you can watch where you’re showing up move over the weeks, rather than guessing.

Will this clash with an SEO app I already have?

No clash — Tasmin does this work inside the same app you already use for email, social and your blog: the page wording, the tidy product details, the photo descriptions. Connect your store, switch the tuning on, and if you’re paying for a separate SEO app you can switch it off.

What about people who ask an AI assistant instead of Google?

The same clear, well-described pages that help Google also help those AI answers understand your shop and mention you when someone asks. Nobody can promise an AI will name you — but keeping your pages clear gives you a fair shot at the new way people are starting to search.

Help the right people find your shop.

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