What Beaconed does, field by field.
Audit your catalog, draft better listings, and review the changes. Here is how each part works.
1 · Voice profile
Give new drafts a familiar voice.
During your first optimization, Beaconed studies at least three descriptions of 30 words or more that you wrote yourself and records the style: sentence length, how you open, how often you give a reason, how formal you are, who is speaking. That profile guides every draft afterwards.
The profile captures style. Each draft uses the target product’s details; check its facts before publishing.
Voice profile · Oak & Ash Goods
Built from 6 of your descriptions
- Sentences
- Short. Often one clause. Rarely more than eighteen words.
- Openers
- Flat statement of what the thing is. No question, no scene-setting.
- Argument
- Reasons over adjectives. Each material choice comes with what it prevents.
- Point of view
- First person plural. The shop speaks as “we”.
- Formality
- Plain. Contractions allowed. No exclamation marks.
- Closers
- A dry aside, usually about how the product was tested.
Illustrative example
2 · Drafting per field
Seven fields, each drafted from the product’s own facts and photos.
Every field is a separate draft with its own approve button. Accept the alt text and dismiss the title if you like.
- Description
Opening paragraph, a few specifics, a close. Length follows how much the product page gives it.
This is a key loop. It holds keys. We cut it from the same full-grain leather as the wallets, so the offcuts stop piling up.
- Title
Specific enough to tell two similar products apart.
Full-grain leather key loop, solid brass
- Meta title
Under 60 characters, product first, shop name last.
Leather key loop, brass hardware | Oak & Ash
- Meta description
One or two sentences, under 155 characters, in your voice.
A key loop cut from the same leather as our wallets. Solid brass, four colors, made in small batches.
- Image alt text
Describes what is in the photo, one draft per image.
Tan leather key loop with brass snap, coiled on a workbench
- Tags
Drawn from the product and your existing tag vocabulary.
leather, key loop, brass, small goods, made in batches
- Product category
Matched to the Shopify taxonomy for Shopify catalogs.
Apparel & Accessories › Handbag & Wallet Accessories › Keychains
Examples are illustrative, drafted for one key loop.
3 · Review
Approve, dismiss, publish, revert.
Every draft waits beside the original. Approve it and it joins the publish queue. Dismiss it and the original stays. Publish writes approved drafts back to your store; revert puts the original back, because it was kept the whole time.
Try it. The controls below behave as they do in the app.
Original
Key loop in full grain leather. Brass hardware. Available in tan, black, oxblood and natural.
Draft
This is a key loop. It holds keys. We cut it from the same full-grain leather as the wallets, so the offcuts stop piling up and the color matches if you carry both. The hardware is solid brass, which will not flake.
Conceptual demonstration.
4 · AI Readiness Score
Thirteen signals, weighted, so you know where to start.
Every product is scored out of 100. Titles and descriptions carry the most weight because they carry the most meaning. The score ranks your work; it does not predict where a product will appear.
Weights sum to 100. Structured data means supporting product information is available; it is not a Schema.org validation.
Scores are recomputed as you publish, so the queue keeps re-sorting toward whatever needs attention next.
The free score on the homepage uses the same 13 signals on a sample of up to 12 products. Inside the app, every product is scored and kept scored, up to your plan’s monitored limit.
A high score means your listing is complete and specific. It is not a promise about traffic, rankings or AI answers.
5 · Autopilot · Business and Enterprise
Keeps the queue full. Never presses publish.
Autopilot watches scores, picks the products that fall below the line you set, and drafts them inside your guardrails. You still approve every draft. Choose when to review the queue and which changes to publish.
Guardrails you set
- Score threshold
- Draft products scoring below 60
- Fields
- Description, alt text, tags. Titles left alone.
- Collections
- Everything except Archive and Gift cards
- Pace
- Up to 40 drafts a week, within your plan
Settings shown are illustrative.
6 · Platforms
Shopify, WooCommerce, or any catalog through the API.
Shopify
Install from the App Store. Products sync in, approved drafts publish straight back to your store.
Install from the Shopify App StoreWooCommerce
Install the WordPress plugin and connect it. Approved drafts write back into WooCommerce, and the meta fields go through your existing SEO plugin.
API and standalone
Send products through the API, or let Beaconed crawl your storefront. Drafts come back for approval the same way.
Find wording worth another look.
Check for stock phrases, vague claims, and repetitive writing. Each match comes with a reason. Paste a description; the checks run in your browser and keep nothing.
Review each match in context: “seamless leggings” may be the right description. This checks writing patterns, not authorship or factual accuracy. Check your storefront →
See where your listings stand. Free.
We sample up to 12 products, score them on the 13 signals above and show what to fix first. About a minute, no account.
Ready to install?
Beaconed is on the Shopify App Store and WordPress.org. The Free plan drafts 5 products a month; paid plans start at $49.
Install from the Shopify App Store Install the WooCommerce plugin See pricing