Product Shopping
Shopping
When someone asks an assistant what to buy, products get named. This is which ones, how often yours is among them, and what Google itself merchandises alongside the answer.
What Google merchandises
Google's own shopping element, captured out of the AI Overviews search response the lane already pays for — the products Google chose to show, in Google's own ordering.
What the assistants name in prose
Products named in the body of a ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity answer to a purchase-intent question, pulled out of answers the sampler already stored.
Whether yours is there
Your products counted against everyone else's, so you can see the buying questions where an assistant recommends something and it is never you.
The reasons given
Not just that a product was recommended, but what the answer said about it — the sentence a buyer actually reads before deciding.
Measured, not modelled
Both lanes run over answers already collected by the daily pass, so a product count is a count of real answers rather than an estimate. This screen used to be an illustration behind a badge saying so; it is measured now, and every figure carries the answers behind it.
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