Scan. Score.
Fix. Publish.
Rank Sniper is not a report you read once. It is a loop that runs every day — reading your catalog the way an agent does, closing the gaps it safely can, and proving the change rather than claiming it.
Read like an agent
Every night we fetch your public catalog and parse the same signals the AI crawlers parse — markup, feeds, answer content and the transaction fields an agent needs.
Grade to a rubric
Each product is graded against a fixed, published rubric across the four pillars. Nothing is invented; a gap the store cannot close is named, not smoothed over.
Repair what is safe
Where a fix is automatic — a missing description, a broken schema, an absent GTIN we can derive — Rank Sniper writes it. Where it needs a fact only you hold, it asks.
Serve and re-check
The enriched data is published to your feed and JSON-LD, then re-scanned so the score you see is the score after the change — measured, not promised.
Why a loop, not a one-time audit
A catalog is never finished. New products arrive, themes update and strip markup, apps rewrite your head tags, and the AI crawlers themselves change what they look for. A one-time audit is stale the week after you run it. Rank Sniper treats legibility as a standing property of your store: it scans daily, watches for drift, and re-checks crawler access on a schedule, so the fix you paid for last month is still in force tonight.
Non-destructive by contract, not by promise
Everything Rank Sniper writes is additive and revertible byte-for-byte. It enriches a namespaced layer beside your product data rather than overwriting the fields your theme and apps depend on, so nothing you have built is at risk. If a change is ever wrong, one click puts the original back exactly as it was — the revert is part of the record, not a support ticket. This is enforced in code, so “non-destructive” is a guarantee you can audit rather than a line in a brochure. The full contract is on the technology page.
You stay in command
The loop runs on its own, but you are never a passenger. The Command Center shows the composite legibility score, the four pillar scores beneath it, coverage by collection, and an impact-ordered task list — so the first thing you see is the one change that moves the number most. Fixes you have not approved wait for you; automatic ones tell you they happened. Every figure is stamped with the scan it came from, so you can always trace a number back to the run that produced it.
What it does not do
Rank Sniper does not spin content, does not fabricate reviews, and does not invent facts your store cannot support — a description of a material you never specified is worse than no description, because an agent will quote it. It writes what your catalog can stand behind, marks the rest as a gap for you to fill, and shows its work. That restraint is the point: an answer engine only recommends a store it can trust, and trust is built by being right, not by being loud.
