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What is a PIM, and when does your company need one?
A PIM keeps all your product information in one place so you can sell it on every channel. What it stores, when you need one and what to look for when choosing.
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Catalog, content and channels, explained
Practical guides for e-commerce teams: how to organize product information, write product pages that sell, and publish them to every channel.
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PIM, ERP and DAM: what each one does and how they connect
The ERP runs operations, the DAM stores files and the PIM describes the product so it can be sold. What each one does, where they overlap and how they connect.
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How to write product descriptions that sell (and that AI assistants cite)
A good description answers what the buyer asks, with facts that can be checked. How to write it for your store, for Google and for AI assistants alike.
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How to choose a PIM: ten questions to ask before you sign
A neutral guide to choosing a PIM: what to ask about data, channels, team, suppliers, integrations, AI, price and exit, and how to test it with your catalog.
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PIM alternatives: how to compare the options on the market
The kinds of PIM on the market and what each vendor publishes about its editions and pricing on its own site, with date and source, so you can compare them.
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AI in your product catalog: where it helps and where you need human review
AI already writes descriptions, fills attributes, proposes categories and translates. Where it pays off, where it fails and how to keep human review.
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AI product photos: what works today and what doesn't
AI can already put your product in a scene or in a model's hands, but it does not replace the real photo. What works, what fails and how to disclose it.
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Alt text in e-commerce: why it matters and how to write it
Alt text makes your product images useful to people who cannot see them and to search engines. What to say, what to avoid and how to write it at scale.
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Catalog approval workflows: who reviews what before publishing
When several teams touch the same product record, nobody knows which step each product is in. How to design an approval workflow with lanes, rules and a board.
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Brand voice in product pages: how to write the same way across thousands of products
With thousands of product pages and several writers, brand voice gets lost. How to define it in a few rules and apply it across the whole catalog.
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Catalog completeness: how to measure what each product is missing
A catalog-wide completeness percentage says little. How to measure completeness per product and per channel, what to do with the gap list and how to prioritize.
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From Excel to PIM: how to migrate your catalog without losing data
Moving your catalog from spreadsheets to a PIM does not require cleaning it first. How to prepare the file and what to check on the first load.
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GEO for e-commerce: how to get AI assistants to cite your products
More and more buyers ask an AI assistant before they search. What GEO is, what Google says about its AI features and what changes in your product pages.
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How much does a PIM cost? Per-user, per-SKU or usage-based pricing
PIMs are priced per user, by catalog size or by usage. How to compare the three models, which costs the quote leaves out and how to do the math.
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Product attributes: the guide to a complete catalog
Attributes turn a product record into data you can filter, compare and send to every channel. What they are, how to group them and how to complete them.