What would you like to do with your product?
Start with what you sell. If you do not yet know who it could help, investigate related buyer situations and language around your catalog. If you have a need in mind, check which product facts answer it. Then choose a useful place to communicate the connection.
Follow one audience need across search, social, content, and the product page. Explore audience segments and connections beyond a category before choosing a message.
Explore who your catalog could serve
Connect your store and ask the Reach Agent which buyer situations, uses, or occasions are worth investigating. Review the related language and product evidence before choosing an audience angle.
Hosted work uses your Reach Dog tokens. These are possible connections, not identified customers.
Investigate my catalogSee who uses your title words
Paste a product title into Store Checker. See distinct store counts, matching listings, variants, and sampled prices.
Free. No account or email. Request limits apply.
Check a product titleGet a How-to-Sell guide for one product
Upload a listing screenshot or paste a Shopify product link. Confirm the facts, see a candidate buyer question and a store check, then request your How-to-Sell guide by email. Explore possible audiences, supporting facts, messages for a supported connection, and a first test.
The preview and emailed guide are free. Audience suggestions are hypotheses based on your confirmed facts. The email also includes six buyer questions and an optional reusable prompt for your chosen AI tool; that provider's usage charges may apply.
Preview my productUse a category prompt yourself
Choose a selling guide and add one verified product record to its prompt. Run it in your chosen AI tool to check six questions and create four drafts for each supported question, up to 24 drafts.
The guide and prompt are free. Model access and usage depend on your provider.
Choose a category guideCreate content from your catalog
In the merchant workspace, choose products, a buyer-question context, a channel, and a writing voice. Generate a draft and review the facts before publishing it yourself.
Hosted work uses your Reach Dog token balance. Read how usage works.
See the hosted content workflowReady to investigate your catalog? Read my store and open the Reach Agent. For catalog enrichment and keyword tools, see Taxonomy Engine.
One need, several ways to reach it · Fictional example
A traveler needs a bag. Your answer belongs in more than one place.
A weekend traveler wants to compare a case with a booking's allowance. A business traveler may need a laptop compartment. This fictional case has verified exterior measurements and empty weight, but no compartment record. Develop the size-comparison angle; hold the laptop claim.
Search and spoken questions
“Cabin case dimensions” and “Do the measurements include the wheels?” express a related need. These are modeled phrases, not measured searches. The answer: 54 × 35 × 22 cm including wheels and handles; 2.7 kg empty.
Social, guides, and email
A post can prompt a measurement check. A guide can explain the comparison. An email for subscribers interested in cabin luggage can link to that guide. Adapt the message to the reader's task.
The product decision
Place overall dimensions beside the size description. The merchant can review sizing questions and relevant visits after publication. Airline acceptance still needs the booking's current allowance.
The agent helps assess the connection and prepare supported answers. You choose the channel and publish through your normal tools. This example does not track an individual across channels.
See the record, audience choice, channel drafts, and merchant test · See a simpler claim-boundary example