Notes on selling home products online.

Where you stand in search, who you are up against, which searches your competitors win and you do not, and what is wrong with your home page. A page-by-page guide to the Business workspace and what to do with each number.

Your AI team reads, drafts and proposes. You decide. Here is how to find what is waiting for you, approve or decline it, set up a morning brief, and answer from WhatsApp or Slack.

Turn a product from your catalog into room scenes and product shots, review each image, and send the ones you approve to your social calendar. A step-by-step guide with screenshots from the Ardealy workspace.

Connect your Instagram and Facebook accounts, plan a month on the calendar, build a post from your Content Studio pictures and schedule it. Plus how drafts, edits, engagement and AI-proposed posts work.

Bring your products into Ardealy from a CSV file with their images, or create one from a product page address with AI. A step-by-step guide with screenshots from the Ardealy workspace.

Add your domain, paste one line of code, and choose how the visualizer looks and where its button sits on your product pages. A step-by-step guide with screenshots from the Ardealy workspace.

AI agents can draft posts, build room scenes, follow up leads and watch competitors. They cannot know your customers like you do. An honest look at the work worth handing over, the limits, and why approvals matter.

Flooring and tile shoppers compare prices across shops, often for the same product. Here is how to watch competitor prices in a way that is fair, useful and leads to better decisions than a race to the bottom.

Wallpaper and wall panel returns usually come from the same few gaps: scale, colour, quantity and fitting. Here is how product pages, calculators, samples and visualization close them.

Most kitchen and bathroom projects start with a local search. Here is a practical local SEO plan for showrooms: your business profile, location pages, reviews, project content and the basics that are easy to miss.

Rug shoppers ask the same questions again and again: size, pile, colour, cleaning, underlay, returns. Here is how to answer each one on the product page so fewer shoppers leave to ask elsewhere.

Clicks and cheap leads can look good in an ad dashboard while orders stay flat. Here is how home improvement retailers can set up Meta and Google ads to measure, and spend on, what actually sells.

Furniture sells on the strength of its pictures, but full room shoots are slow and costly. Here is a practical way to build a strong image set from one good product photo, using AI room scenes carefully.

Choosing paint online is mostly about trust in colour. Here is what a paint visualizer has to get right, and what the rest of the product page needs to do, before a shopper commits to a tin.

Sample requests are the clearest buying signal a tile business gets. Here is how to capture them well, follow up at the right moments and bring more of them back as orders.

Flooring is a tactile, high-commitment purchase. Here is how to build product pages, samples and follow-up that give online shoppers the confidence they would get in a showroom.

If you're selling flooring today and you're not using a flooring visualizer, you're leaving money on the table. Here's why visualization technology has become essential.