Google AI Overviews: How AI Search is Changing E-Commerce
Google shows AI-generated answers for more than every fifth search. This changes how users find online shops – and requires new SEO strategies.
Insights on e-commerce, web development and digital solutions
Google shows AI-generated answers for more than every fifth search. This changes how users find online shops – and requires new SEO strategies.
The last major Google update of the year has changed the SEO landscape. Specialists win, generalists lose – here's how to respond correctly.
Cyber attacks on online shops are increasing dramatically. Data leaks, ransomware, and hacked payment data - the consequences can be existentially threatening.
Not every trend deserves a project. This article sorts the developments of the year by what can be implemented in the short term and what is simply worth watching for now.
The European Accessibility Act applies to many online shops. This article sorts the requirements by effort, shows the most common checkout barriers and where the obligation actually begins.
The end of maintenance for the previous version makes the move unavoidable. When the timing is right, which risks stand in the way and how revenue carries through the switch.
Google has made it clear: Performance is a ranking factor. Online shops with poor Core Web Vitals are pushed down in search results.
Product texts, service requests, price maintenance: much can be automated, not everything should be. This article separates the processes that carry from those that need a review loop.
Business customers now order the way they shop privately: on their own, right away, without calling sales. Which functions a portal needs for that, and which task remains with the sales team.
You decide which optional data processing to allow.
Our anonymous reach measurement runs without cookies and without IP storage — we do not ask for consent for it because none is legally required.
Strictly required: language preference, core site functions and storing your cookie choice. Without these the site does not work.
Stores your preferences in your browser's local storage (e.g. light/dark appearance, accessibility options). Improves comfort but is not strictly required.
Records your interactions (clicks, scrolling, inputs) pseudonymously so we can spot usability issues. Form field inputs are masked automatically before storage; your IP address is not saved with the recording. Served from our own domain, no external tool. Opt-in, revocable any time.
Allows measurement of advertising campaigns (internal UTM attribution, e.g. whether a visit came from an ad). No external advertising cookies.