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The AI disclosure rule, the 75 character title cap, and the storefront AI tool that grades your own pages. Here’s what actually changed.

I’ve been digging client accounts to find out whether we should be chasing dwell time. I found a list of fixes that needed no design at all, and a step by step audit anyone can run.

The clinical, science-driven aesthetic started in beauty and it's showing up in pet and supplements now. Some of it is doing real work on conversion, one piece is not.

The opening that wins isn’t the scroll stopper or the informative one. It’s the one almost nobody thinks to build.

We built a tool that grades an Amazon listing against our own library of 1,000+ shopper tests. I pointed it at a brand I love, put its closest lookalike beside it, and rebuilt the listing in the order

A new AI tool inside the Storefront builder is quietly handing out benchmark data Amazon used to keep behind closed doors.

Max Sigurdson-Scott (Selling From the Beach) on why ALL CAPS packaging text is quietly costing you the click, plus what our own testing says about it.

Last month, I went full nerd and did something I’d been wanting to do for years.

If you’re already split testing, you’re ahead of almost everyone. Here’s the check even testers skip.