Answer the questions customers ask before they buy. Publish guides in your store, include relevant products and prepare the page details that help explain the content to search engines. Your advice and your catalog become part of the same shopping experience.
“Choose coffee for your brewer” helps a reader make a choice, then find the products to try it.
Journal · Brewing notes
Start with the brewer you use each morning. Then choose a coffee and grind that suit the way you make it.
For a balanced everyday cup on a cone dripper, we reach for House Blend.
House Blend
250 g · Chocolate, hazelnut
$20.00
Add product embeds to an article, so readers can move from a recommendation to the relevant item. A brewing guide can introduce House Blend and paper filters at the moment they help explain the setup, with a direct path into the catalog.
Article editor · Product embeds
Choose coffee for your brewer
Fieldwork Journal · Reader view
Try House Blend for a balanced everyday cup. Choose paper filters that fit your brewer before you begin.
House Blend
250 g · Chocolate, hazelnut
$20.00
Paper Filters
100 pack · Size 02
$6.00
The editor’s product embeds become relevant shopping paths within the article.
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Journal · Edit article
DraftChoose coffee for your brewer
Start with the brewer you use each morning. Then choose a coffee and grind that suit the way you make it.
Start with your brewer
Product embed
House Blend · $20.00
Choose your grind
Article editor · Draft. A useful article structure starts in a draft.
Good to know
Yes. Work in draft, publish when the article is ready or set a future publication time. Review product references and images before scheduling, especially when the article supports a launch with its own dates.
Yes. Insert relevant products through the article editor’s product embeds. Readers can follow them to the product in your store. Choose items that help with the question you are answering, so the shopping step makes sense within the advice.
You can manage search titles and descriptions for articles and products, alongside store-level settings. Review the resulting pages in your storefront when preparing a launch. Metadata support can vary by page type and template; check collection pages separately.
They help describe pages for discovery, but they do not guarantee indexing, a particular search appearance or a ranking. Search engines decide what to show. Clear content, accurate product information and useful page descriptions give them something relevant to understand.
Every feature works from the same products, customers and orders.
See how a useful guide, relevant products and publication controls can work together.
