Actions are available on the Pro plan.
Reading an action card
Each action card includes:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|
| Title | What to do, in plain terms |
| Category | The type of work involved |
| Severity | How much this issue is hurting your ranking |
| Difficulty | How much effort is required to fix it |
| Affected prompts | Which tracked queries this fix will impact |
Action categories
| Category | What it involves |
|---|
| Catalog | Add or update product metafields, attributes, tags, or taxonomy |
| Content | Rewrite product titles, descriptions, or collection page copy |
| Schema | Add or fix JSON-LD structured data on product pages |
| Outreach | Pitch products for editorial coverage or third-party reviews |
| Collection | Create or restructure collections to match how buyers search |
Severity levels
| Severity | Meaning |
|---|
| Critical | Directly blocking you from appearing in high-value prompts |
| High | Significantly reducing your rank in prompts where you appear |
| Medium | Improvement opportunity with measurable impact |
| Low | Minor polish — worth doing, but not urgent |
How to use Actions
Start with Critical + Catalog/Schema. These are typically the fastest wins. Structured data gaps and missing product attributes can often be fixed in a day and have an outsized impact on your AI Readiness score.
Then tackle High + Content. Product description rewrites take more effort but address Relevance gaps that prevent you from appearing in specific-intent queries. Work through these after your catalog and schema are solid.
Schedule Outreach separately. Editorial and review outreach is a longer-term play. Build a pipeline and run it in parallel — don’t wait until catalog and content work is complete before starting.
After implementing a batch of actions, your next tracking run will show updated scores. Allow 1–2 weeks for AI assistants to reflect content changes, and a few weeks more for editorial coverage to affect authority signals.
Automation flags
Some actions are marked as automatable — they can be executed programmatically via your e-commerce platform’s API or through bulk editing tools. These are highlighted to help you prioritize tasks your technical team can batch, so you can move through high-volume catalog fixes faster.