How it works · Sell Online Properly
Your products, in front of shoppers everywhere they look.
Customers don’t only shop on your website — they shop on Google, on marketplaces, on social, and increasingly by asking an AI assistant. We keep one accurate set of product information flowing to all of them. Click any source, or any channel, to see what happens.
Your product information Where customers buy
Click any box in the diagram, or any item on the right, to see what we do there.
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Product Photos
Each channel wants images a certain way. We make sure your photos meet those rules so products aren’t rejected or shown looking second-rate.
Prices & Stock
Prices and stock levels stay in sync everywhere, automatically — so customers never see a sold-out item for sale or an out-of-date price, which is what gets sellers penalised.
Descriptions
Clear, consistent descriptions of what each product is, written so both shoppers and shopping engines understand exactly what they’re looking at.
Clear Labels
Behind the scenes we tag each product with brand, size, category and more. (This is “product schema” — the labels that tell Google and AI assistants what your products actually are.) It’s what lets you show up for the right searches.
Tesseron (the hub)
We build one accurate product feed and keep it flowing to every channel, fixing rejections and watching performance — then report which products and channels are selling, each month.
Google Shopping
Your products appear with photo and price right inside Google search results, where a huge share of buying now begins.
Marketplaces
The big sites people browse out of habit. Being listed there — accurately — puts you in front of buyers who’d never have found your own site.
Social Shops
Instagram and Facebook shops turn a scroll into a sale. We connect your catalogue so people can buy without leaving the app.
AI Shopping +3× views
More shoppers now ask an AI assistant “what should I buy for…?”. Because your products are clearly labelled, those tools can surface them — and that exposure can multiply your product views several times over.